While it’s my opinion that there’s no question iOS & iPadOS 26 drew inspiration for the new Liquid Glass aesthetic from ideas that have floated in the jailbreak community for more than a decade (just take a look at the classic GlasKlart theme to see why I feel that way), it’s typical of Apple to do things their way.
Control Center is a place where iPhone and iPad users alike can quickly access shortcuts and toggles without having to sift through a maze of preference panes in the Settings app. Unfortunately, when you use more shortcuts and toggles than the ordinary person, things can feel cramped.
With Control Center being one of the most-used interfaces throughout the iOS user experience, it should come as no surprise that we see jailbreak tweak developers trying to make it more convenient for end users. Fortunately, that’s exactly what iOS developer Hitori has done with the release of a new jailbreak tweak called Centra.
Are you interested in a more eye-friendly aesthetic for Control Center? If you are, then we think you should take a moment to try a free jailbreak tweak called CCBorder by iOS developer fiore.
One of the more significant changes in iOS & iPadOS 18 relates to Control Center’s design and functionality. Right off that bat, putting it side-by-side with an iOS & iPadOS 17 device, you would notice that Control Center on iOS & iPadOS 18 sport a rounder aesthetic.
On newer devices such as the iPhone 15 Pro series and the entire iPhone 16 series, the long-accustomed ringer/silent switch on the left side of the device above the volume buttons has been replaced with a customizable Action Button.
Raise to Wake is a feature on modern iPhones that users have come to know and love, but there are obviously times when waking the display upon raising the handset isn’t exactly ideal, such as when you’re attempting to be stealthy in bed and your significant other is sleeping.
People are especially particular about privacy these days, which might explain why virtual private network (VPN) apps have become so popular for cloaking internet activity. But what if you could have even more control over your VPN than Apple gives you out of the box?
Remember the good ol’ days when you could just open Control Center and tap on a dedicated Do Not Disturb toggle to silence all your notifications? Yeah… we do too.
All-in-one jailbreak tweaks are something of a popular commodity in the iPhone jailbreaking community today. A spot that was once almost exclusively held by now legacy jailbreak tweak Springtomize is now filled with a bevy of different like-minded tweaks including Genesis 4, Lynx 2, and others. But what if we told you there was another…?
Whenever you take a screenshot on your iPhone or iPad, your display flashes white as a visual cue that designates that a screenshot has been captured and saved to your photo library. But obviously, there are some instances where you might want to go full stealth mode and hide the screenshot flash.
If you own an iPhone, then you already know you have multiple volume settings on your device that are completely separate from one another. Don’t believe me? Try setting your music volume to a certain setting and then see if your iPhone’s ringtone plays at that same volume. I’ll bet it didn’t.