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iOS

Disk space is a limited resource on our computers, and it should be used wisely. With so many popular apps, games, movies, and songs that we are eager to download...

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JellyLock was a very popular tweak designed for jailbroken iPhones, enabling to use an Android-inspired app launcher from the Lock Screen on iOS 7. However...

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By default, you can unlock your iPhone with a passcode, Face ID, or Touch ID. If you like to unlock your device with a modern twist install Scribble. This...

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To jailbreak A10 or A11 with Palera1n or checkran1 the passcode, Face ID, or Touch ID must be disabled permanently. Thankfully, FakePass enables you to keep...

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As an iOS app developer who creates tweaks for App Store apps, it's inevitable that you'll need to distribute patches for your modified code. Fortunately...

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As a proud iPhone owner, it is essential to ensure that both its software and hardware aspects are meticulously maintained in order to extend its life and...

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In today's digital era, your smartphone is a treasure trove of personal information, carrying intimate details about you in the palm of your hand. With access...

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Paisseon and JulioVerne are widely recognized as the foremost developers of cracking tools for iOS apps and Cydia tweaks...

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If you have a jailbroken device, you can make some changes to the appearance of the Settings app with a few simple tweaks. For example, iKSettings provides...

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By default, iOS requires you to swipe up from the bottom of the Lock screen after Face ID recognition to unlock your device. AutoUnlockX offers a convenient...

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Next to Cydia, OpenSSH is one of the most popular packages installed on jailbroken devices. Most of the users don't even know that the server doesn't need...

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AppStore++ is a popular alternative to the official App Store, allowing you to download older versions of apps and games for downgrading. While the AppStore++ IPA...

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Did you ever wonder how tweak developers are modifying the iOS system features without an official API? If the answer to this question is yes, then I like...