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On Saturday, July 20th, iOS developer PoomSmart held a poll on social media platform 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) to find out if there was any interest in a jailbreak tweak that would automatically impose the user’s video quality of choice on every YouTube video they played. Nearly an astounding 80% of voters said yes.
I’ve always been amazed by the different kinds of things you can do with just TrollStore, even when you aren’t jailbroken at all, but everything that I once thought impossible seems to be coming true.
A popular concept for jailbreakers over the course of jailbreak iterations over the years has been visualizing your touch screen taps. While it was once only popular for screen recordings, it also extended to everyday usage.
Life comes with a lot of distractions, but I wouldn’t be alone in saying that the proliferation of smartphones in everyday life has greatly exacerbated the problem with distractions, especially given just how many apps we have notifying us about menial things throughout the day.
Have you ever once wished that you could install and run several instances of the same app on your iPhone or iPad, perhaps so that you could use multiple accounts? If so, then a new add-on for TrollStore called TrollAppDuplicator by iOS developer zznQ might be of interest to you.
One of the things we really enjoy doing for our readers is making sure they’re kept informed about the latest news and trends in jailbreaking their iPhones and iPads.
Dual SIM functionality really took off on the iPhone platform with the adoption of eSIM technology. What first started out as one physical SIM and one eSIM quickly became dual eSIM to become the new standard today.
I’ve always admired the Apple Watch’s unique Home Screen experience when compared with the iPhone’s sameness that I’ve been using for well over a decade. That said, perhaps it’s not extra surprising that iOS developers bring this user experience to jailbroken iPhones.
It wasn’t very long ago that we talked about a relatively new piece of sideloading software called SideStore, which strives to be more of an untethered sideloading experience than the already ever popular AltStore software.
At iDownloadBlog, it’s a part of what we do to make sure that iPhone and iPad owners have access to jailbreak-centric information and knowledge of the latest hacks that can be utilized to further enhance the stock experience.
One area of the native experience on iPhones and iPads that I feel could do with some improvement is that of multitasking, and it seems I’m not alone because there have been countless jailbreak tweak releases intended to improve the efficiency of quickly moving between apps on jailbroken devices.