@monte.abii: Everyone asked me how to get Delta.. here is a tut✌🏻😀 if you need help dm me. #delta #tut #ios #kSing #fy

𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑜 :

Bro, if I don't see that Vietnam Airlines ksign, which one do I use?

kai :

while mine 😭😭

Buike💳 :

Mine isn’t showing Vietnam airlines

￴ ￴￴ :

Is it revoked

✩VFX✩ :

It’s down right now. Or atleast I can’t get it. Nor verify any of it

꧁𓊈𒆜MΛHITO𒆜𓊉꧂ :

it wont let me press the ksign it keeps showing ads and some press captha to download fuck

.𝐆 𝐢 𝐨.😵‍💫🪐💤 :

And then when I go to settings vpn, nothing else pops up except for the DNS. What do I do 😭💔

💔 :

Mine says cannot connect

Little monster :

The redirects are not letting me download the profile after closing them

yanv :

When I try it did not show it on general why?

_m!rvcle :

ܓܓܛܓ :

Mano pq o meu não baixa nenhum ksing? E nem é sing?

10 :

why when i try to update the version of delta it doesn’t let me like it doesn’t have the arrow

BRONIX :

New video😩

Doki :

is ksign down rn or smt?

fxzckirito :

Bro a mi no me aparece ese como le ago ayúdame por favor

nexx :

Y

𝔦𝟜𝔪 𝔣𝔯𝔶𝔞𝔡 :

unable to install esign

Italian bollar (pizza aura) :

I CANT CLICK ANYTHING BC STUPID ADS SHOW UP WHEN I CLICK

Josh Washington :

Bro aye hacker is hacking my account

blackmultiverse3 :

KSign can work and not work depending on the signing certificate and provisioning profile that are being used. KSign itself is basically the tool that signs the IPA, but the certificate is what gives that signed app the authorization needed for iOS to recognize and verify it. When the certificate is valid, not expired, and hasn’t been revoked, KSign can sign the IPA and the app can normally be installed and opened. The provisioning profile is also important because it works together with the certificate and contains information about what is allowed to be signed and how iOS should verify it. The biggest reason KSign suddenly stops working for people is usually certificate revocation. A certificate can be valid one day and then get revoked by Apple, which means Apple has basically canceled that certificate and iOS no longer trusts it the same way. When that happens, apps that were signed with that certificate can stop opening, become unverified, or show errors even though the IPA itself hasn’t changed. This is why you might see someone saying “KSign is down” when KSign itself isn’t necessarily broken—the certificate they were using may simply have been revoked. There are other reasons too. A certificate can expire, a provisioning profile can expire, the profile can be incompatible with the certificate or app, or the IPA itself can have an issue. iOS updates can also change how certain signing or verification situations behave. Network/verification problems can sometimes make things look broken temporarily as well. So there isn’t always one single reason why it works for one person but doesn’t work for another. Basically, think of KSign as the tool, the certificate as the authorization used for signing, and the provisioning profile as another part of the authorization/verification setup. KSign can still be functioning normally while the certificate it’s using is no longer valid. If the certificate is revoked or expired, signing with that setup won’t magically become valid just because KSign itself is working. That’s why certificates are such a big part of whether KSign-signed apps continue working.

kos :

It says it needs to update

INMUEIEI :

?

🐦‍⬛ :

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Sé queda ay