The short answer is . Apple has designed Apple Music with server-side subscription validation. Even if a modded IPA bypasses the initial login screen, the app constantly checks with Apple’s servers to verify your subscription status when:

He remembered a thread on the Apple Support Community about the risks of unauthorized apps. If Apple’s security systems detected the modified IPA, they could potentially flag his account. Even worse, the "verified" tag on the IPA only meant it would install , not that it was safe . The Resolution

Some “verified” claims refer to the app’s ability to sign into your legitimate Apple ID without triggering a ban or a “verification required” pop-up.

: You must have at least one song already released on Apple Music via a distributor.

When you see “Apple Music IPA verified,” treat it with skepticism. A truly verified version would need to crack Apple’s server-side receipt validation—something that hasn’t happened publicly since the iOS 9 days. For the average user, the safest, most reliable path remains the official subscription or a local music library with a good player.

Many sideloaded IPAs for Apple Music may not support server-side features like iCloud Music Library or Lossless streaming without a valid subscription. How to Leave an Official Review If you want to submit your own verified review for the app: App Review Guidelines - Apple Developer