Does Corona or plugin code check if iPhone is jail-broken?

I’m having a problem where a scene “shows”, “hides”, then “shows” again.

This line in Xcode output looks suspicious;

kernel(Sandbox)[0] <Notice>: SandboxViolation: APP(382) deny(1) file-write-create /private/jailbreak.test.sb-63c15746-WF2Qx5

The next line is;

APP(CoreMotion)[382] <Notice>: IO HIDE ventSystemClientCopyServices() returned NULL

This immediately precedes the scene going into “hide” event, and then once hidden, showing again.

So I think that strange write is the problem. I’m guessing either corona or some plugin is testing to see if phone is jail-broken. Any ideas what is doing that?

The code that was doing the write, was the oneSignal plugin, but I was mistaken that this was the issue. 

We do not have a means to determine if a device is jailbroken or rooted.

Rob

it’s the oneSignal plugin. it’s fine.

The code that was doing the write, was the oneSignal plugin, but I was mistaken that this was the issue. 

We do not have a means to determine if a device is jailbroken or rooted.

Rob

it’s the oneSignal plugin. it’s fine.