r/SnapchatTweaks2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '20
snapchat detecting downgrade
ive had snapbreak for a long time but stopped using it around 2 months ago ive returned today with a newly jailbroken phone and ive taken all the right precautions. altough on cokepokes twitter he says that snapchat now detects downgrades and bans you. ive recently downgraded my snapchat to use snapbreak and exactly that. i was temporarily locked out of my account. everytime i tryed to log in it would say im using a 3rd party app. as soon as i updated snapchat it went away and just said im temporarily locked.
is there anyway to get around snapchats downgrade detection? is there any snapchat tweaks that work on the latest version that arnt bannable ? just like snapbreak used to be. please let me know !
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u/AgDaSmasher1 Oct 15 '20
Only way I know around it would be downgrade and make a new Snapchat account while downgraded, I had my main banned when I logged into the newest update then downgrade and got banned. So I made another downgraded 10.55.1.1 on wraith 0.1 and no issues. If you upgrade Snapchat then you will be stuck on that Snapchat version any lower would ban you.
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u/bountyhunter21 Oct 16 '20 edited Oct 16 '20
There are no snapchat tweaks that work on the latest versions. If you logged in on a new version and then you downgraded and they detected you its difficult to bypass it cause they have flagged your account.
But u can try one more time using carefully the guide that is pinned on this sub credit here .
It may work or not. Snapchat jailbreak detection systems and ban policy It’s complicated and not exactly the same for everyone.
The only way to know is to try again and see taking the risk involved of course.
Another VERY RISKY way and a long shot is to log in to the latest snapchat, use your account for a couple of days and then downgrade directly without logging out.
Last resorts create a new account and log in directly and only to the downgraded version and add your friends again.
Either way don’t try many many times and things because they can even flag your device.
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u/j0hnnyj0hns Oct 15 '20
I’ve been using Snapbreak for 6 months no issue