Jailbreak news of the week: Dopamine updates, more tweaks add rootless support, & more..,

With the Dopamine jailbreak now available for A12-A15 devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1, many people who’ve been waiting on an older firmware for a jailbreak to release have finally gotten what they’ve waited for.

Weekly jailbreak news roundup.

In the meantime, a lot has been happening in the jailbreak community, and we’re here to make sure you don’t miss anything that may pertain to you as an avid jailbreaker.

This roundup will encompass all the latest jailbreak tweak releases and news content spanning the week of Monday, May 8th to Sunday, May 14th. So without further ado, let’s get started!

Important stuff from this week


Dopamine updates

Dopamine banner.

The Dopamine rootless jailbreak for arm64e devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1 received more updates this week to address bugs and make the user experience as stable as possible. You can learn more about each of those updates below:

Havoc repo theme icon count

Havoc repository announced that supported icon count will be added to theme depiction pages.

The Havoc repository announced this week a subtle change for themes hosted there that will make it easier for users to ascertain whether certain paid themes are worth the price.

The change includes a new icon counter that displays front and center so that users will know if the theme supports enough of their app icons before purchasing.

You can learn more about this change in our full news post.

PinAnim gets rootless support

The popular PinAnim jailbreak tweak for animating the Lock Screen’s passcode entry interface dots to bounce every time you enter a character has been updated to support rootless jailbreaks including Dopamine and palera1n.

You can find out more about this in our full news post.

Ares theme bundle

Ares theme bundle package theme.

The creator of the Ares themes has released a bundle on the Havoc repository that includes five different variants of this beautiful app icon set.

With 309 icons per theme variant, there are tons of icons for users to enjoy. The theme supports both jailbroken and non-jailbroken devices by way of SnowBoard and Shortcuts respectively.

You can learn more about the Ares theme bundle in our full review post.

BigSurCenter gets rootless support

BigSurCenter iOS 16 support.

The popular BigSurCenter jailbreak tweak that gives iPhones and iPads a macOS Big Sur-inspired Control Center user interface has been updated to support the latest rootless jailbreaks for iOS & iPadOS 15 and 16.

You can find out more about the latest BigSurCenter jailbreak tweak update and where you can get it from in our full news post.

OTADisabler gets rootless support

OTADisabler in full effect.
Notice how OTADisabler tricks the Settings app into displaying that my iOS 15.1 installation is the latest version.

Ichitaso has updated the OTADisabler jailbreak tweak to support rootless jailbreaks such as the Dopamine tool for A12-A15 devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1 and the palera1n-c tool for A9-A11 devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-16.x.

This utility effectively blocks software updates from appearing in the Settings app after you’ve jailbroken. It prevents updates from displaying notification badges on the Settings app and displays your current version as the latest available to prevent automatic or accidental updates that would result in the loss of your jailbreak.

You can learn more about this awesome jailbreak tweak in our full review post.

Eliza updated for rootless

Eliza battery level colors.

The Eliza jailbreak tweak that applies a color-based gradient to your Status Bar’s battery level indicator based on your current battery level percentage, has been updated to support the rootless Dopamine and palera1n-c jailbreaks.

This color effect change happens very gradually and also applies to other facets of your iPhone’s battery readout, such as personal hotspots and the battery widget on your Home Screen.

You can learn more about this and the new features that are included in our full review post.

Checkl0ck gets rootless & iOS 16.4-16.5 support

Face ID authentication on iPhone.

The Checkl0ck jailbreak tweak for enabling passcode and biometric authentication on checkm8 jailbreaks on the iPhone X has been updated to support the rootless dynamic and the latest firmware.

From what we can gather, iOS versions 16.4, 16.4.1, and 16.5 are now fully supported on the palera1n-c jailbreak.

You can learn more about this update in our full news post.

CCVPN Gets Rootless Support

CCVPN

Anyone who uses VPNs on a jailbroken device will have something to gain from the CCVPN add-on for Control Center.

Just this week, this popular Control Center-based add-on for VPNs received support for rootless jailbreaks.

You can learn more about CCVPN in our full review post.

Everything else from this week


BluetoothRestarter: Restarts Bluetooth after every respring to fix notifications not working with Bluetooth devices (free via DTCalabro’s repository)

cleanlibrary: Hides the names of categories in the App Library (free via maxiwee’s repository – review post)

IconRotation: Rotates a jailbroken iPhone’s Home Screen app icons with orientation changes like on an iPad (free via ETHN’s repository – review post)

nolabel: Hides all Home Screen app icon labels (free via maxiwee’s repository – review post)

PageDotsBeGone: Hide or colorize the Home Screen’s page dots (free via DTCalabro’s repository — review post)

Tango: A vibrantly colorful Home Screen theme with custom badges and Settings icons that has more than 1,052 icons ($2.49 via Havoc repository — review post)

That’s all we have for you in this week’s roundup, but if you’re as jailbreak-focused as we are, then you’ll join us again next Sunday morning when we bring you another roundup just like this one, albeit with refreshed content to suit the times.

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