"Unauthorized Modifications Detected" on iOS9 Public Beta with app ver 3.6...

Don't use the beta OS?

 

You asked how to fix it. The response stands.

The Tivo app looks like its checking for rooted devices and has not been updated for your beta OS. I'm not surprised one bit.

 

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Not surprised at all - Other apps do not perform the same level of root verification as required of TiVo. Heck, the vast majority of apps perform no root verification at all.

 

Tivoc description in the App Store is very specific. People who want to download or stream should wait to update their OS until apple releases an official version.

Beta kind of means bugs and/or not everthing will work

 

Also encountered this issue, which is just another reason why I use Slingplayer instead

 

I'm part of the IOS developer program. I don't expect Tivo to support IOS when it's in beta, but the minute it went public preview, it should get support. 90% of my apps work fine.. Streaming worked before the update.

-M

 

Upgrading to iOS 9 broke my TiVo app. Hopefully TiVo is feverishly working on an update since iOS 9 is only weeks away from dropping.

 

As many others have said, do not expect support in the beta cycle, after iOS 9 becomes RTM you'll see it be supported.

 

Beta means beta, even if it's publicly available. There's a reason Apple doesn't let people on iOS 9 post reviews.

 

Well I'm no longer on Beta and I still get this error. Any ideas?

 

Release notes on the current version recommend waiting for the iOS9 compatible version before upgrading iOS.

 

the app wont work on a jailbroken iphone

 

Well the golden master of ios9 is out so there should be an update anytime. They really should of had it ready.

 

They probably do, but they won't release until AFTER the public version is released. I just don't understand why people don't understand this, companies do not like supporting a beta product for a good reason, unlike Angry Birds the Tivo app has to jump through some copy protection and Cable LABS approval hoops.

 

thankss for this topic

 

Developers could only just now in the past couple of days submit iOS 9 compatible versions. iOS 9 is *still* a beta, it has not been publicly released as of yet. A GM seed on a beta website is not the same thing as it showing up for update on my mom's iPhone.

 

Can developers release app updates that make their apps *compatible* with a beta version in iOS? So if an app crashed on iOS 9 Beta 1 back in June, could that company figure out what was causing the crash and submit a fix (assuming their engineering team devoted resources to do so)?

I realize developers can't submit apps that utilize beta API hooks until just before general release (what JosephB commented on).

 

TiVo just pushed an update thru the iOS app store. Trying now...