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Do you really know when the last time your iPhone was unlocked? You might assume no one else knows your passcode, but it would be very easy for a family member or friend to unlock your device if they knew what it was and you left it unattended long enough. A new free jailbreak tweak called LastTimeUnlocked by iOS developer ijapija00 works to your advantage in these scenarios by showing you exactly when your device was last unlocked. As shown above, the tweak displays a text string at the bottom of the Lock screen with a timestamp of when the device was most recently unlocked. The developer cites high request volumes on Reddit behind his motivation for developing LastTimeUnlocked (iOS 10), and if you're among the many people who wanted this functionality, you'll be happy to know it can be downloaded free of cost from Cydia's BigBoss repository. The tweak works on jailbroken iOS 10 iPhones and iPads. Join our  Facebook User's group , or visit our  iPhoneGuide

Many people like to work out of office with a light and portable MacBook. However, without Wi-Fi, even a powerful MacBook Pro could be a brick in certain instances. 5 Steps to Fix MacBook Wi-Fi Problems in macOS Sierra 1. Quit all apps on your Mac that are using Wi-Fi and turn off Wi-Fi from the upper right corner of your screen. 2. Right click the Finder icon from the Dock and choose “Go to Folder” . 3. Enter “/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/“ and click Go. 4. Select the following files and drag them to Trash or move them to a new folder on your desktop. apple.airport.preferences.plist com.apple.wifi.message-tracer.plist NetworkInterfaces.plist preferences.plist 5. Reboot both your MacBook and router. Then turn on Wi-Fi and now the Internet connection of your Mac should work properly. Any other solution to solve Wi-Fi issues in macOS Sierra? Inform us via twitter and Facebook .

Do you find Emojis a bit too mainstream and use Unicode Faces instead? If yes, then try the new Unicode Faces tweak from Cydia. Unicode Faces is compatible with iOS 8 and iOS 9 system, in includes a lot of lovely and lively emojis, it will add color for your text. After installing Unicode faces on your iDevice, you can setup more settings in its panel. It adds a separate unicode faces panel to your keyboard, that you can access by long holding on the space button. It is available for free. If you’re interested in this jailbreak tweak, you’re able to download it from Bigboss. There are a lot practical jailbreak tweaks in iPhoneGuide forum , you may have a look.

Gandalf Cydia tweak has been around for a while and was recently updated to version 2. Here’s a simple tutorial to make use of this amazing tweak. For those readers who don’t know, Gandalf is a neat little Cydia tweak that prevents bad tweaks from installing on your iPhone, iPad or iPod. It is compatible with iOS 10.2 firmware only at the moment. This tweak will now make sure that your iOS device stays free of bootloops and respring loops. This will help make your device stable and free of conflicting Cydia tweaks. Requirements; A jailbroken iPhone, iPad or iPod running iOS 10.2 Cydia MTerminal Operations; Step 1  Open Cydia. Step 2  Select  Manage > Sources . Step 3  Select Edit at the top right > Add . Step 4  Add Ethan’s repository to Cydia – https://ethanrdoesmc.github.io/repo . Step 5  Install Gandalf for Yalu102 Cydia tweak from this source. Step 6  Start MTerminal terminal emulator. Enter the following commands. Don’t forget to

A developer 1GamerDev  (also known as LoftyNine7) have spent a bit of time redesigning Yalu102  It's called BlueYalu (based off the blue background). It does also have a few extra features that the normal Yalu102 app doesn't have for example: - Disabling Substrate - Resetting your Jailbreak "I know the app icon has nothing to do with the colour blue but I didn't make it so bear with me XD" Here is a screenshot of the actual application itself Blue Yalu Compatible for iOS 10-iOS 10.2, works on all 64bit device(except the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus). It is in Version 1.0 but it's still very much a work in progress however if you want to give it a go then  here is the IPA .  Additionally, if you decide to jailbreak for the first time with this app, tell me how it goes. He is currently making Version 2.0 will will include the ability to nonce the vram, better images / icon and status bar fixes Finally, please give

Several users reported that Yalu was throwing a weird  “failed, retry”  error each time they tried to jailbreak. Here’s a quick fix for this error. This error usually occurs when you try to re-jailbreak your iPhone, iPa d or iPod. In some cases, the iOS device even rebooted after pressing the go button. Here’s what the  “failed, retry” error  looks like. Solution 1 Step 1  Close all open applications. Step 2  Launch yalu102 application. Step 3  Wait for 10 seconds and tap “go”. Step 4  If you get the “failed, retry” error, restart your device. Step 5  Again launch yalu102 application, wait for a minute and close it. Step 6  Start Yalu application and tap go. Solution 2 Step 1  Enable airplane mode. Step 2  Disable low power mode. Step 3  Close all applications from App Switcher. Step 4  Open Yalu and tap “go”. Solution 3 Step 1  Close all open applications. Step 2  Delete yalu102 application and restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod and . St

You’re suggested to change the original root password after you jailbreak your iDevice. Change the root password aims to prevent someone with malicious intent from gaining access to your device. If your iDevice is attacked, it’s very easy for people to get your important data file and violate your personal privacy. So, you’d better change the default root password as soon as possible after jailbreak. Step1: Search MobileTerminal in Cyida and install it on your iDevice. Step2: Launch MobileTerminal after the installation. Step3: Enter the following commands. Su - root// Alpine// iPhone: root#// Passwd// 123456// 123456// Till now you’ve changed the root password successfully if you didn’t received any alert. Join our  Facebook User's group , or visit our  iPhoneGuide official site  for the latest iPhone and jailbreak updates .

Apple really doesn't make it easy to toggle cellular data on or off apart from using Airplane Mode. Fortunately, a new free jailbreak tweak called CCDataMore by iOS developer Lizynz solves this problem by enabling a cellular data toggle in Control Center. CCDataMore lets you quickly toggle cellular data off without the hassle of other methods, such as having to navigate through the Settings app or use Airplane Mode; the latter also happens to kill Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in the process, making it a less convenient option at times. The developer didn't stop there either; he even added 3D Touch support to the toggle button. This means you can firmly press on the toggle button to see individual options for toggling separate cellular radios on your device, including 2G, 3G, and LTE: The 3D Touch shortcut being baked into the cellular data toggle is reminiscent of a tweak called Wormhole, which adds even more 3D Touch-based shortcuts to Control Center that can be config

For your information, Pangu8 jailbreak, as opposed to the TaiG one didn't have "task_for_pid(0)", this however was solved by saurik who released an update to the Pangu untether which enabled tfp0 in the 8.1 jailbreak. This doesn't mean that nonceEnabler will work right away though, so follow these steps to successfully update from 8.1 to 10.2 using futurerestore. 1)  Download this deb from your device:  http://apt.saurik.com/beta/pangu8-tfp0/io.pangu.xuanyuansword8_0.5_iphoneos-arm.deb 2)  Install it using iFile or Filza. 3)  Download the nvrampatcher from this tweet from your computer:  https://twitter.com/_coreDump/status/829993969245384704 4)  SSH into your device from terminal with " ssh root@YOUR_DEVICE_IP " (The default password is "alpine"). 5)  From another terminal window perform " scp nvrampatcher root@YOUR_DEVICE_IP: "  NOTICE HOW IT HAS A COLON AT THE END. 6)  From your first terminal window, perform &qu

SpringBoard has crashed. There are no suspects. Hate seeing this?  Do you want to find out how to figure out what is crashing your device? Then this tutorial " use CrashReporter to find the culprit of your crashes"  was made for you! CrashReporter is not useless at all. It is a very powerful tool. But, to unleash its power, you need to understand how it works. Part 1: How to use CrashReporter Firstly (and obviously), you need to download CrashReporter from Cydia . It is available on the BigBoss repository for free. The developer of this tool is Lance Fetters (ashikase). Once CrashReporter is installed, you'll have a new icon on your SpringBoard. Open it, we will take a look at the main interface of CrashReporter Now you can find all the applications and all the process which have crashed. If it is the first time that you install it, you might not see anything here. However, since iOS itself does log a few crashes, if you've had one very recently, it ma

How Order 65 substrate fix works? Order 65 Substrate Fix tweak automatically enables Substrate when you launch mach_portal. This makes mach_portal jailbreak just as stable as yalu102 jailbreak. Until now, mach_portal users had to enable Cydia Substrate with Executer application or MTerminal. Order 65 makes it all the more easier by enabling Cydia Substrate by default when you run mach_portal. It is currently in beta development stage. Here’s what you should keep in mind before you install it. This fix is compatible with all tweaks that are compatible with the Order 66 fix. Order 65 is safe to use as it renames dropbear LaunchDaemon once installed. It utilizes dropbear to initialize its code. To use Order 65 properly, you will need to install  Order65 for Yalub3  along with  Substrate Fix for Yalub3 . The older Order 66 fix is a dependency for this new fix. So if you have already installed it on your iPhone 7/7+, don’t remove it. This fix is what yaluX Essentials should h

GPS location metadata can be seen by anyone who has access to the image file. What most people don’t know is that it’s possible to spoof a photograph’s  location  data to make it look as if it were taken somewhere else. In today’s tutorial, we’ll show you how you fake the location of your photos with an app called  Mappr . To view the location where a photograph was taken on your iPhone or iPad, simply open an image file from your Photo Library and tap on the “Details” button at the top right of the app to see more: As you can see, the information about where the photograph was taken, as well as a map, is displayed under the “Places” header. You may want to spoof the GPS location of a photo either as a joke or to protect your own  privacy .  How to fake the location of your photos To spoof an image’s location metadata, you will need an app called Mappr, which can be  downloaded from the App Store  for free. After you install the app on your iPhone or iPad, follow