We’ve seen a lot of different kinds of software that harness the SparseRestore exploit to perform unique hacks on non-jailbroken devices running iOS 17 and even certain versions of iOS 18. Among one of the most popular is Nugget, an app for macOS and Windows by iOS developer LeminLimez.
As a jailbreak tweak tester, it’s not uncommon for me to experience what many jailbreakers would describe as a respring loop after installing a buggy or conflicting add-on. While it can be a major inconvenience, the good news is that respring loops are generally easy to recover from.
Jailbreaking iPhones and iPads is one of our favorite pastimes here at iDownloadBlog, and so you’ll always see a mix of jailbreak-related news content on our website as information surfaces.
iOS developer LeminLimez released an updated version of the Nugget Mobile on-device SparseRestore exploit-based iPhone customization utility this week, this time bringing it up to version 2.0.1.
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In an announcement shared via the Cowabunga Discord channel on Saturday, iOS developer LeminLimez revealed an updated version of Nugget, a device customization utility that makes use of the SparseRestore exploit to make jailbreak tweak-like changes to iPhones and iPads without a jailbreak.
Unless you begin charging your iPhone with a MagSafe or Qi2-enabled wireless charger, there isn’t much of a charging animation to speak of. iOS developer Mysteryexe decided to change that, and so a free jailbreak tweak called Sanjeh was conceived.
In a post shared to X (formerly Twitter) Wednesday afternoon, the AltStore team shared that it had released small updates to both its AltStore PAL alternative App Store for the European Union and its AltStore Classic sideloading platform for the rest of the world.
Nugget, the no-jailbreak device customization utility based on the SparseRestore exploit for iPhones running iOS 17.0-17.7 and 18.0-18.1 beta 4, as well as partial support for iOS 17.7.1 and 18.1 beta 5 and later, received another update, officially bringing the utility up to version 4.0.1.
The iDownloadBlog team are avid jailbreakers, just like a lot of you. That’s why we report on the latest iPhone hacking news and jailbreak tweak releases as they happen, keeping you in the loop every step of the way.
Monday was a big day for Apple, not only because the company released major software updates for each of its platforms, but also because they were able to refresh the iMac desktop all-in-one computer with a technical bump and new configuration options, among other things.
Apple knew that iPhone users were starving for new features in the stock Calculator app, which is just one reason why there were so many improvements in iOS 18 following what felt like years’ of neglect. But if you’re on an earlier, perhaps jailbroken firmware, then you might be wondering how you can improve your existing Calculator app without updating.