It seems like customizing the Status Bar is the hot new trend this week. Not only did we show you new add-ons called Helium and Joutai for exactly these purposes, but another newly released add-on called PiP Status Bar 1.0 by iOS developer Phuc Do does this too.
Since being updated to version 3.0 this week, the Misaka package manager app for MacDirtyCow & kfd exploit-vulnerable devices has received a lot of smaller bug fix updates.
While Emojis are fun to use for sharing your feelings while texting and using social media, you might be surprised to learn that they aren’t as high in detail as they could be.
It seems to be the week of Status Bar customization. We just showed you an add-on for TrollStore-capable and jailbroken devices called Helium, and it also just so happens that there’s a new add-on for the MacDirtyCow & kfd exploits called Joutai by iOS developer roeegh.
The Misaka package manager app received a major update on Monday to version 3.0, bringing with it a slew of improvements that users and developers alike are going to be especially excited about.
It’s officially Halloween Day, and some iOS developers are expressing their festiveness with Halloween-themed hacks for their iPhones and iPads.
If you’re interested in a new theme for your iPhone or iPad that elevates the aesthetics of your Home Screen, then we’d like to recommend something called InCircle Theme by iOS developers Phuc Do and Dr. Theme.
The Taurine jailbreak is a work of the Odyssey Team that supports most iPhones and iPads running iOS & iPadOS 14.0-14.8.1, but as some M1 chip-equipped iPad Pro owners have pointed out, getting the jailbreak to work on those devices has been something of a struggle.
The past couple of months have been an interesting time to be a part of the iPhone and iPad jailbreaking community. With iOS & iPadOS 17 now available, and still no public iOS & iPadOS 16 jailbreak for arm64e devices, a slew of kernel exploits and wind about a PPL bypass have raised hopes that we may see another season of jailbreaking.
PureKFD, one of the most popular package manager apps that hosts hacks and add-ons for non-jailbroken devices, was updated to version 4.1 on Monday with an extensive list of changes and improvements.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of years, you would have caught wind about two powerful kernel-level exploits that have been used by iOS developers to release hacks and add-ons for non-jailbroken devices.
PureKFD, a popular all-in-one package manager app for the MacDirtyCow and KFD exploits has been updated to version 4.0 in what is being described in its announcement as a “complete overhaul.”