► Error 3004: Device tampering detected

For security purposes, you are required to play from a device that has not been rooted/jailbroken nor subject to location tampering tools. Please use a different device to continue and/or discontinue the use of such tools.

Error 3004 indicates that the device has been tampered with, which means that the user has bypassed the manufacturer’s or operating system’s built-in security restrictions to gain deeper access to the system. A device is considered "tampered" if it has been:

🔓 Jailbroken (iOS):

On an iPhone or iPad, jailbreaking removes Apple’s restrictions, allowing the user to:

• • Install apps from outside the App Store.
  • Modify system settings and files that are usually off-limits.
  • Install unauthorized apps or tweaks that Apple would normally block.

🔓 Rooted (Android):

On an Android device, rooting gives the user superuser (root) access, allowing them to:

• Modify or delete system files.
• Install custom ROMs (modified versions of the OS).
• Use apps that require root permissions to modify system behavior.

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Solution:

iPhone (iOS)

1. Check for Unauthorized Apps:

   • Look for apps like Cydia, Sileo, or Checkra1n — these are signs of a jailbreak.

2. Check for System File Access:

   • Open the Files app and try to access restricted system files.
   • If you can access them, the device might be jailbroken.

3. Use a Jailbreak Detection App:

   • Install a security app like iVerify from the App Store — it will check for signs of jailbreaking.

4. Restore Using iTunes or Finder:

   • Connect your iPhone to a computer and restore it using iTunes (on Windows) or Finder (on Mac).
   • This will reinstall the official iOS version and remove any jailbreak.

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Android

1. Check for Root Status Using a Root Checker App:

   • Download a trusted app like Root Checker from the Google Play Store.
   • Open the app and follow the instructions to check root status.

2. Check for Unusual Apps or Settings:

   • Look for apps like Magisk, SuperSU, or other root management apps — these are signs of rooting.

3. Reinstall the Official Firmware:

   • To completely remove root access, you may need to flash the official stock firmware using the manufacturer’s official recovery tool (e.g., Samsung’s Smart Switch).
4. Disable Developer Options
   • Open Settings.
   • Go to System → Developer Options (or About Phone → Developer Options).
   • Toggle Developer Options to Off.