Peter Steinberger • 1/9/2015

UIKit Debug Mode

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This technical article details the discovery of hidden debug flags in Apple's UIKit framework, such as UIPopoverControllerPaintsTargetRect. It explains how to access them via a preferences file and methods like swizzling NSUserDefaults or using fishhook to bypass internal device checks for enabling extensive touch, gesture, and animation logging in iOS.

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