The Shortcuts app is especially useful when you want to make certain behaviors easier, or even automate them. Unfortunately, Apple exercises a level of control over this feature that some users might find intolerable.
iDownloadBlog continuously monitors developments in the jailbreak community and delivers timely news to its readers. On the other hand, we understand that not everyone can keep their eyes glued to the computer screen all week long, so we make a weekly roundup every Sunday to ensure you don’t miss a beat.
Many jailbreakers will remember a time in November of last year when the TitanD3v team decided to leave the jailbreak community and re-release all of its paid jailbreak tweaks as free.
Want to upgrade the aesthetics of your otherwise bland jailbroken iPhone’s Status Bar? If you answered yes to that question, then we’ve got just the add-on for you.
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.
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.
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.
Safari is the web browser of choice for iPhone and iPad users alike. While it gets the job done in its most basic form, jailbreakers can harness the power of Safari-oriented jailbreak tweaks to unlock power features that ordinary users will drool over.
I thoroughly enjoy being able to set an alarm from the convenience of my iPhone’s Clock app. Whether it’s for waking up on time for the daily grind or trying to ensure you don’t forget about an important upcoming event in your day, there’s no disputing its usefulness.
It’s an exciting time to be a part of the jailbreak community, especially now that we have a potentially viable kernel exploit that could lead to the development of an iOS & iPadOS 15-compatible jailbreak tool.
The iPhone and iPad each come standard with native screen recording capabilities, which is essentially a means of capturing activity on your display for someone else to see on their own device as a video file.
Almost all Windows users, and even some macOS users have heard of CCleaner, a popular utility to monitor and remove the junk files that pile up and bog down your system to prevent it from running as zippily as possible. But did you know similar software exists for jailbroken iPhones and iPads too?