Is there any protection against simply copying the AquaticPrime framework out of the app, and replacing it with a framework that implements the same public classes but doesn't actually check anything?
At a glance, I see an AquaticPrime object with methods - (BOOL)verifyLicenseData:(NSData *)data; - (BOOL)verifyLicenseFile:(NSString *)path;
So if I write AquaticPrime object that always returns YES for those two methods, is it game over?