Go back to Settings -> General -> Date & Time.Run Popcorn Time after it has installed and tap Trust on the developer warning dialog.Tap the green button to download and install Popcorn Time.Open Safari browser, and visit one of the following page (they’re all Popcorn Time app based on iOS source code released by compiled by different persons):.Change the date to September 20th, or any earlier date.Go to Settings -> General -> Date & Time.
Just use the contact form above and let us know if you’ve managed to get it working along with your device and iOS version and we’ll publish the results. We always like to hear back from the community so if you have any update information on this topic we’d love for you to get in touch. Look at Saurik as an example of when things go right. Not to say that all developers are malicious with intent by any stretch of the imagination. Let’s face facts here and look at the toxic hell stew that’s known as Android. Just to put in a standard disclaimer, essentialmac neither condemns nor condones the use of these hacks for your iPhone or using PopCorn Time. That doesn’t mean it’s not possible as 8.1 is jail breakable at the time of posting and that includes the newer iPhones. With iOS 8.1 onwards Apple have plugged the hole that allowed emulators to be installed with the date and time trick.
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