Interface MobileApplicationState

The build's active Bloks prism extended palette, once the app has read it: the x-bloks-prism-extended-palette-gray and -polish-enabled flags. They are one configuration read, not two independent switches, but each has its own captured value per build, so each is declared: both true on the 448 build 1073357578 of the client scenes, both 450 recordings and both 451 builds; both absent (rendered false) on the 448 fresh-2026-09-25 build 1073357425; and the 429 archive's client-direct-theme captures show a third combination (gray on, polish off) that this profile cannot hold for the replay — see MobileProcessBloksPrismState and the palette section of AGENTS.md. The neutral control palette sends false for both on every build.

The mode the app's Direct inbox snapshot sends (direct_v2/inbox/). Version-bound like the app version and capabilities: the presented Android profile sets 2, and a profile that does not set it sends no mode.

The num_ai_bots the Direct search surface requests (direct_v2/search_gen_ai_bots/); absent renders 50.

GraphQL client doc ids keyed by friendly name. When an entry matches the call's friendly name it overrides that call's literal clientDocId.

When true, GraphQL forms omit the pretty field (Instagram Android 448+).

Value of the GraphQL form server_timestamps field. Instagram Android 448+ sends the literal true; older traffic sent a unix timestamp. Undefined keeps the legacy timestamp.

The launch wire the app build sends, as one fact: '451' for the 451 build's Android launch. It carries the feed/timeline block (the personalization flag, is_non_feed_surface and the extended session_level_signals), the appnetsession pair on the two feeds, the shared launch additions, the inbox tray's graphql_www form, the save-credentials placement and the full content-filter dictionary fan-out; a profile without it sends the 448 launch wire (the 448 form, the feeds' pair opt-out, five dictionaries, the graphql/query tray and the after-feed prompt). One value, so a mixture cannot be represented.

Version-bound like the app version: the presented Android 451 profile carries it and withDefaultVersionBoundFields fills it on a same-version restore. The iOS 451 app sends a different feed form, so an iOS profile does not carry it: the shared feed brick renders the Android form only.

The two trailing numbers of the no-valid-map x-fb-rmd value. They are an app-internal constant, not derived from the routing-map fetch (see RmdNoValidMapTimes).

The shopping experiments the app's launch checks, one IGShoppingExperimentCheckBool each, in this order. Version-bound: a profile that does not set it sends the one default check (shops_bau_impact).

Zero-rating header values per MobileZeroPhase. When absent the platform keeps its phase-independent zero-rating headers.