Delta, perhaps the most well-known and easily recognized retro console emulator app for the iOS & iPadOS platforms that first made its debut into the App Store back in April following an App Store policy change, has received another update on Wednesday, this time bringing the app up to version 1.6.2.
Jailbreaking means different things to different people, but one of my favorite aspects has been the ability to improve upon the native user interface (UI) in ways that Apple hasn’t thought of (or at least implements on their own).
Lars Fröder (@opa443dev), the talented developer behind the Dopamine rootless jailbreak tool for iOS & iPadOS 15 and 16 devices, on Tuesday released a minor update for the tool dubbed version 2.2.1 as a follow-up to the version 2.2 update that dropped on Sunday.
iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 patch as many as 30 vulnerabilities and zero-day exploits, so install the update on your iPhone and iPad to get the latest security protections.
Anyone who uses the Dopamine jailbreak for iOS & iPadOS versions 15 or 16 may be interested in knowing that there’s a new update to the jailbreak as of early Sunday morning.
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Despite being shut down more than a year ago, the Apollo Reddit client remains somewhat active today by jailbreakers to couple hacks and a Reddit API key to trick Reddit’s servers into allowing the app to work.
On Saturday, July 20th, iOS developer PoomSmart held a poll on social media platform 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) to find out if there was any interest in a jailbreak tweak that would automatically impose the user’s video quality of choice on every YouTube video they played. Nearly an astounding 80% of voters said yes.
I’ve always been amazed by the different kinds of things you can do with just TrollStore, even when you aren’t jailbroken at all, but everything that I once thought impossible seems to be coming true.
There was once a time when iPhone and iPad owners could download the popular Fortnite battle royale game from the App Store. But after Apple claimed that the game had violated the App Store’s terms and conditions, the game was pulled from it, resulting in one of the most closely watched and drug-out lawsuits ever between Fortnite creator Epic Games and Apple.
A popular concept for jailbreakers over the course of jailbreak iterations over the years has been visualizing your touch screen taps. While it was once only popular for screen recordings, it also extended to everyday usage.
Life comes with a lot of distractions, but I wouldn’t be alone in saying that the proliferation of smartphones in everyday life has greatly exacerbated the problem with distractions, especially given just how many apps we have notifying us about menial things throughout the day.