The article discusses the diagnostic phase using Frida to overcome an obscured WebView CAPTCHA during iOS automation research.The diagnostic phase aimed at understanding obscured mobile components and anti-bot mechanisms through research and methodology demonstration.Findings are based on research conducted to mitigate risks, shared for educational purposes and defensive awareness.Frida was chosen for dynamic instrumentation to gain visibility inside the obscured WebView and understand its mechanics.The setup involved a jailbroken iOS device, macOS VM machine running a Python script, and a custom Frida JavaScript agent.Frida was used for SSL pinning bypass, WKWebView hooks, and networking hooks to gather essential data for analysis.Key findings included how the CAPTCHA was loaded and the crucial communication channel using window.webkit.messageHandlers bridge.The article highlighted that Frida analysis confirmed the WKWebView isolation from standard inspection tools like Appium.The article concludes with implications, new strategy definition, and the next steps involving the development of an automated visual solving process.Dynamic instrumentation with Frida provided crucial visibility to understand the CAPTCHA's integration mechanism during iOS automation research.