I have a game app, it is online and needs to log in but doesnt ask for username and password, it logs in for every android phone itself, may be it uses IEMI I’m not sure. I want to have two accounts at the same time, the game has no problem, but as the game only uses one account on a phone, I decided to clone one, when I open the cloned app it opens and gives me this error, “please use the original version”, the game itself is the original version, so the problem comes with the cloning process. Can anyone help me how to bypass this problem?
Need to check few possible things,
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Cloning apps sometimes repackage the APK, which changes its cryptographic signature. The app then sees this as “not original” and throws that error.
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Some apps use unique identifiers (like IMEI, Android ID or Google Play services info) to link one account to one device. When you clone, the app might detect an inconsistent environment and block access.
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Many games use tools like Google Play Integrity API, SafetyNet or third-party security SDKs that detect cloned or dual-app setups.
Try few things,
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Use a virtual space app instead of cloning. (Apps like Island, Parallel Space Lite or Shelter might)
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Install the app for another user profile on your phone
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Use app cloners with signature spoofing (Tools like App Cloner Premium)
Good Luck..