You can now hide your WhatsApp “Last Seen” status from specific contacts, in addition to the existing “Everyone,” “My Contacts” and “Nobody” options from earlier.
WhatsApp is testing the ability to hide “Last Seen” statuses from specific people
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This new jailbreak tweak hides all VoIP suggestions from iOS’ contact list
In more recent iterations Apple’s mobile operating systems, like iOS 13 and 14, the company attempted to incorporate support for third-party VoIP apps such as WhatsApp in the contact list to make reaching people who use those services even easier.
The concept sounds splendid on paper, but the execution appears to have been anything but. iOS developer 0xkujhappened upon a tweak bounty by Reddit user karm2308 requesting the removal of these botched options from the contact list, and a free jailbreak tweak dubbed Hide VOIP Suggestions was consequently conceived.
Expand the capabilities of your jailbroken iPhone’s Contacts app with Contacts Extended
It goes without saying that the vast majority of iPhone users resort to using the stock Contacts app that Apple pre-installs from the factory for managing their contact list. Not only is it easy to use, but it integrates more deeply with the rest of iOS than most third-party alternatives from the App Store.
watchOS 8 may rebrand Breathe as Mind, bring Apple’s Contacts and Tips apps to your wrist
New watchOS 8 features should include an updated Breathe app, reportedly rebranded as Mind, plus a pair of brand new Apple Watch apps ported from iOS: Contacts and Tips.
How to create Memojis for your iPhone contacts
Don't have a person's picture to use as their contact photo? In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use a Memoji as the Contact Poster or Contact Photo on your iPhone.
How to print mailing labels or envelopes for a list of Contacts on Mac
Learn how to easily print mailing labels or envelopes for your contact list on a Mac with this step-by-step guide.
CallFavorites lets iOS 14 users dial favorite contacts via a Haptic Touch gesture on the Home Screen
We all probably have at least a few favorite contacts saved on our iPhones, whether it’s close family or our best of friends. Fortunately, Apple allows you to set up favorite contacts in the Phone app so that it’s easier to get in touch with them when life necessitates it.
Designating a contact as a ‘favorite’ contact in the Phone app moves that person’s contact information to the dedicated Favorites tab at the bottom of the app, but if you were looking for even more added convenience, then we think you’ll come to appreciate a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called CallFavorites by iOS developer pixelomer.
How to fix duplicate iCloud contacts after updating your Mac
Learn what to do if your Mac's Contacts app is full of duplicate entries after updating your computer to a newer version of macOS.
How to keep track of birthdays on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
In this tutorial, we will share two easy ways to keep track of friends and family members' birthdays and get reminded about them on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac so you never forget these important dates.
Sunset makes it easier for jailbreakers to get in touch with friends & family
When you’re in the mood to get in touch with a friend or family member, you’d generally just launch the Contacts app, find that person, and then tap only our preferred method of contact to reach them — be it text, phone, or email. But it’s 2020, and by now, someone’s got to be saying that it’s ludicrous that one would need to close the app they’re in and launch the Contacts app just to get in touch with someone else.
Those who feel the way we’ve just described are likely to enjoy a newly released jailbreak tweak called Sunset by iOS developer SouthernGirlWhoCode, as it replaces the idea of a Contacts app with a Contacts card that can be summoned from just about anywhere in iOS with one of several different gestures.
LS Contacts brings contact interaction directly to your iPhone’s Lock Screen
If you ever want to call or text a contact on your iPhone, then you’d need to unlock your handset and visit the Contacts or Phone app to do so. But wouldn’t it be nice if you could skip that step entirely and get right to it?
How to see your friend’s location and share yours from an Apple Watch
Learn how to use the Find People app on your Apple Watch to see the location of your friends and family members, as well as share your location with them.