I did a deep dive into the APK code and network calls. Heres what i found:
- Standard Images (A-Side): All 145 standard gallery wallpapers are stored on a public web server and can be viewed easily.
- Reward Media (B-Side): The actual B-side reward videos/images are stored on a separate secured server (heartthrob). The server checks every request and blocks it with a 403 Forbidden error unless your account has a valid authorization token from their server.
Because the lock is enforced strictly on their server, changing local game files, clearing cache, or using standard mods won't grant B-side access unless the server itself issues an access token. Modifying local PlayerPrefs or wiping game data only changes client UI settings. Since the server itself checks for a valid session token before streaming B-side media, local file edits cannot bypass the server check. I have no idea how users managed to get it. Or its just me being genuinely blind while investigating.
