You don't need to "hack" the app in a technical sense; Phonto has a built-in feature to support external Source Your Fonts : Visit reputable Arabic font repositories such as Google Fonts
Download your desired font file (usually ending in .ttf or .otf ) to your phone.
It seems that the keyword you provided — — does not correspond to any recognizable phrase in English, Arabic, or other major languages based on standard transliteration or common typographical errors. phonto mhkr khtwt rbyt
phonto: p → o h → g o → i n → b t → r o → i = ogibri (nonsense)
Maybe the rest is related to app instructions or a hack? You don't need to "hack" the app in
Doesn’t yield clear meaning.
Given the lack of coherent match after testing common ciphers, keyboard shifts, and Arabic mapping, the string is likely: Doesn’t yield clear meaning
(each letter typed one key to left on QWERTY):
On a standard Arabic keyboard (QWERTY layout mapped to Arabic letters), the phrase typed phonetically as "phonto" could be:
Let’s try to read as but with typos:
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