Disable Emojis & Audio in QQ
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am running the latest version of QQ for iOS and I need both the emoji panel and audio-message feature completely disabled. The goal is to ship a clean, stripped-down build that blocks those two UI elements at runtime without breaking the rest of the app’s functionality.
Your work will involve dynamic library injection / tweak development on iOS. If you are comfortable with Theos, Logos, Cydia Substrate / Substitute, method-swizzling, or any comparable hooking framework, you will feel right at home here. A deep understanding of Objective-C runtime, private APIs and code-signing bypass techniques is essential.
Deliverables (within one month):
• A compiled tweak or injectable dylib that hides or neutralises the emoji keyboard entry points and prevents audio message recording & playback.
• A brief README explaining the hook points and how to rebuild or update the tweak for future QQ releases.
• Source code so that I can maintain the solution long-term.
This is the first of several planned customisations, so solid, maintainable code will lead to ongoing work. Let me know which hooking tools you prefer and any similar projects you have completed—concise yet specific proof of expertise is more valuable than a full résumé.
Your work will involve dynamic library injection / tweak development on iOS. If you are comfortable with Theos, Logos, Cydia Substrate / Substitute, method-swizzling, or any comparable hooking framework, you will feel right at home here. A deep understanding of Objective-C runtime, private APIs and code-signing bypass techniques is essential.
Deliverables (within one month):
• A compiled tweak or injectable dylib that hides or neutralises the emoji keyboard entry points and prevents audio message recording & playback.
• A brief README explaining the hook points and how to rebuild or update the tweak for future QQ releases.
• Source code so that I can maintain the solution long-term.
This is the first of several planned customisations, so solid, maintainable code will lead to ongoing work. Let me know which hooking tools you prefer and any similar projects you have completed—concise yet specific proof of expertise is more valuable than a full résumé.