app store - Will fork() in iOS app likely be rejected by Apple's vetting process? -
i'm writing mechanism (in ios app) detect whether device jailbroken checking app sandbox's integrity doing fork();
. know if attempting call violate app store guidelines?
you can't create new process in ios application on non jailbroken device (you error such "operation not permitted"), can create new thread using pthread library.
edit : if you're trying detect whether device jailbroken, don't think violate store guidelines 'try' fork, it's more legal question technical question.
i found nothing in app store guidelines forbid use of calling low-level api. logical, since jailbreak doesn't exist, forbid you're not able ?
the closest things found :
- apps read or write data outside designated container area rejected
- apps download code in way or form rejected
- apps install or launch other executable code rejected
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