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iOS 16 introduced a new style for the Lock Screen adding an option to change the look of the time font and placing some useful widgets just under it. AIM tweak...

iOS

XinaA15 is a revolutionary jailbreak that aims to enable users to run non-rootless tweaks beyond the usual limitations. It successfully provides extensive...

iOS

Many Apple users tend to assume that their devices are 100% hacker-proof. Unfortunately, this is just wishful thinking. While Apple undoubtedly offers excellent...

iOS

The talented developer SOPPPra has recently released TweakHub tweak specifically designed for iOS 15 and iOS 16. This tweak grants you access to a comprehensive...

iOS

Bright screens use more power than dim ones. Lowering the brightness of your screen can help extend the battery life of your device. Advanced Brightness Slider...

iOS

AnthoPak is a developer known for crafting ingenious tweaks that breathe new life into older iOS devices. One of their notable creations is SwitchShades...

iOS

One of the highly valuable additions to the Status Bar on a jailbroken device is the inclusion of an actual download and upload speed indicator. The repacked...

iOS

Apple doesn't allow you to control system notifications or set a custom notification sound for installed apps. With NotiSound tweak, you can easily set custom...

iOS

By default, the iOS system menu presents text commands such as copy, cut, paste, translate, and others. However, with a free jailbreak tweak, you have the...

iOS

When you own an Apple Watch you may be surprised that it will not work with your jailbroken device. Legizmo Kincaid, Jupiter, and Grace allows...

iOS

GTA San Andreas has captivated players for years with its immersive gameplay and extensive modding community. With the use of the CLEO iOS tool, players can...

iOS

Add some animations to your Home Screen while scrolling through pages. Cylinder tweak adds amazing animations to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch running iOS...

iOS

By default, the color scheme of Control Center toggles is predefined by Apple and cannot be modified on stock iOS. However, with the help of a tweak like Aestea...