These are the latest jailbreak apps and tweaks available for your iPhone or iPad. We save you time by highlighting only the best tweaks.
Minimalism is a characteristic that many people hold near and dear to them for one reason or another. Having said that, it seemed like a good opportunity to discuss what we believe are some of the best jailbreak tweaks for supporting minimalism on iOS & iPadOS 14.
Just a little over three years ago, we showed you an interesting new take on the iPhone’s passcode entry interface called Hive. The name spoke volumes about the tweak’s purpose, as it introduced a hexagonal-inspired aesthetic to the passcode entry interface that you’d typically find in a beehive.
Although things seem slow from a jailbreaker’s perspective right about now, we know that at least two different teams — including the checkra1n Team and the Odyssey Team — are working on an iOS & iPadOS 15-centric jailbreak.
After jailbreaking your iPhone or iPad, you’ll get all your favorite jailbreak tweaks and add-ons from what are known as repositories. You can browse and utilize almost any repository with a package manager app, with the most mainstream of those being Cydia, Installer, Saily, Sileo, and Zebra.
iPhone and iPad jailbreakers that use a Mac as their primary personal computer often wonder why Apple didn’t include certain features in iOS or iPadOS that exist in macOS. Fortunately, jailbreaking means they don’t need to settle.
As another week comes to a close, a new one begins, and iDownloadBlog is excited to see what kinds of jailbreak-related news we’ll get to share with you next.
Veteran jailbreakers will be familiar with Barrel, which was perhaps one of the most popular jailbreak tweaks of all time. It essentially allowed you to change the paging animation exhibited by swiping from one Home Screen page to the next, and to say it was a hit would be an understatement.
iDownloadBlog continues its ongoing pursuit this week to help its readers with jailbreak tweak discovery, this time shifting focus to those tweaks that augment iOS 14’s 3D Touch/Haptic Touch capabilities.
When you feel a little bit secretive about certain photos or videos, you can always hide them away in the native Photos app’s dedicated Hidden album. Unfortunately, they won’t be safe from prying eyes when the user knows where to look.
With a kernel exploit for iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1 on the loose, and a new PoC for iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.3.1 being unveiled, jailbreak developers now looking into iOS & iPadOS 15-based jailbreaks, which means the community may have a lot to look forward to.
One of my longtime favorite replacements for native Home Screen folders on jailbroken iPhones is Zenith, a re-make of the popular Apex tweak from way back in the day that would let you organize app icons into stacks. Regrettably, Zenith hasn’t been updated to support iOS 14.
If you’re jailbroken right now, then it’s because you’re on iOS or iPadOS 14 or earlier. Many continue to patiently wait for a jailbreak on iOS or iPadOS 15, but now that the deadline to DelayOTA to iOS 15.1.x has expired, many are left wondering what jailbreak tweaks they can use to simulate an iOS or iPadOS 15-like experience on their pwned iOS or iPadOS 14 device.