iOS setup

Minimum: iOS 15.0. Set it in Xcode (Runner → General → Minimum Deployments) or in your Podfile:

ios/Podfile

platform :ios, '15.0'

Caution

iOS behaviour has been checked on the Simulator only (iOS 26.4). Versions 15 to 17 and physical devices haven’t been tested.

Privacy manifest

The plugin ships a PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy declaring no tracking, no collected data and no required-reason APIs. Xcode includes it in your app’s privacy report automatically. You don’t need to change your own manifest.

Location (for mock location)

The plugin never asks for location access. To enable the location-based mock-location signals:

1. Add a usage description to ios/Runner/Info.plist:

   <key>NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription</key>
   <string>Used to verify your location isn't being spoofed.</string>

2. Request authorisation with your usual location plugin.

Without authorisation, only the jailbreak-tweak signal can fire, and locationPermissionGranted is false.

Current limitation

Even with authorisation, iOS location signals rarely fire today, because the SDK reads the last known location without starting location updates.

App Store review

Jailbreak detection tries to spawn /bin/ls and to write a file under /private/, both of which only succeed outside the app sandbox. These are common jailbreak heuristics, but they use APIs App Review may ask about. Mention jailbreak detection in your review notes if your app is questioned.

Simulator behaviour

• The Simulator always reports emulator detected (simulator_target).
• Jailbreak detection returns not applicable on the Simulator. It can’t be jailbroken, and its file system shows parts of the host Mac, which would otherwise fire the path checks. Test jailbreak handling on a physical device.