Back in 2021, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called YellowPages by iOS developer MiRO92 that that enhanced the incoming caller ID function on jailbroken iPhones by integrating directly with the data provided by the Truecaller app from the App Store.
The original tweak was met with a ton of praise, which is one reason why we’re especially excited to show you the newest iteration — YellowPages 2 — which is ready to be used on the latest jailbreaks for iOS 14, 15, and 16, including the rootless varieties like Dopamine and palera1n.
YellowPages 2 integrates the powerful Truecaller phone number database directly into your handset’s Phone app, making it possible to ascertain who’s calling even if your iPhone’s native caller ID feature doesn’t pick it up.
Another benefit of this tweak is that it filters spam calls from legitimate ones. Incoming phone calls that come from known spam phone numbers will be marked as such on the incoming call interface, making it easy to know which calls to answer and which ones to not answer.
Citing the /r/jailbreak release post, the second generation of the YellowPages tweak brings a complete rewrite with smoother performance, support for the text selection menu, removal of the cephei dependency, and other enhancements.
Obviously, you’re going to need to have the Truecaller app from the App Store installed to make use of YellowPages 2, but it’s absolutely worth the trouble.
A relatively simple preference pane for YellowPages 2 gets added to the Settings app post-installation where you can configure a few options to your liking:
Things that you can do here include:
- Toggle the tweak on or off on demand
- Configuring the Truecaller app
- Displaying the caller’s image
- View and manage your history
- Add YellowPages 2 to the text selection menu
- Enable support for third-party apps
- Configure a proxy
- Reset settings to their default values
- Respring and save any changes you’ve made
Those looking to take advantage of YellowPages 2 on their jailbroken iPhones can acquire the tweak from MiRO92’s personal repository via their favorite package manager app.
Anyone who isn’t already taking full advantage of MiRO92’s personal repository can add it to their package manager app of choice by using the URL below:
https://miro92.com/repo/
Are you planning to enhance your incoming phone call experience on your pwned iPhone with YellowPages 2? Let us know why or why not in the comments section down below.