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How do you add "objects" to an existing app ? For example, the EasyRefresh for Chrome tweak, enables a new button inside the iOS Chrome app, as do many other tweaks. How may i add a simple UIButton to, for example, the Twitter app ? Is there any GitHub projects that might help me to understand how it's done ? Image Source: ModMyI Thanks. The trick involves some (very basic) reverse engineering and is made up of several steps; I'll try to explain them as clearly as possible. Step Zero: if the app is downloaded from the AppStore, it's encrypted. You have to decrypt it using one of the scripts

This is for a tweak , so the target is jailbroken devices, and not the app store. I have tried hooking different methods in the SBWiFiManager but they either are called when the wifi strength changes (so continuously) or after quite delay after the network has changed. Is there any other way to get a notification (or another method to hook) went the wifi network changes? I know you can get the current SSID with public APIs now, but I need to be told when it changes. Nate One way to do this is to listen for the com.apple.system.config.network_change event from the Core Foundation Darwin

I am developing for a jailbroken app and I don't care if it's rejected by the App store. I have found a way to completely wipe out my iPhone using this way Is there a way to completely wipe out iPhone data programatically? . There is a problem with this method however. It makes my iphone worthless and I have to recover it using itunes. I just want to factory restore my iphone programmatically. There is a private API SBDataReset in SpringboardServices private framework. It wipes all data. You can check the following code for example how to use it. An application which uses this API should have

I want to hide a phone call completely in ios. My priority is to do this on ios 7 (latest ios version at this time!) but i would like to know how to hide a phone call on ios 6 and below too if possible. I have found some functions to do so as hooking into initWithAlertController method of class SBUIFullscreenAlertAdapter . Thanks to creker in this link I found another method to hook that is better to do so. The problem is it still has a callbar when the phone is not locked or when the phone is locked the phone shows that it's it in the middle of communication. Here are screenshots: link to

I'm using Jailbreak + Appsync + iOS5.0.1 device (without a developer license but with some tricks I can run my app on the device) Now I want to use a private API launchApplicationWithIdentifier:suspended:. So I need to add <key>com.apple.springboard.launchapplications</key> <true/> to myApp.entitlements.plist file. Then it should work but I still got the error 'Receiver type 'UIApplication' for instance message does not declare a method with selector 'launchApplicationWithIdentifier:suspended:'' Then I found someone said, code signing must be enable if I want to use Entitlements.plist. Is it

I m creating an app that has to display CFUserNotificationDisplayAlert even if iPhone Screen is Locked, currently i am using this code CFOptionFlags responseFlags = 0; CFUserNotificationDisplayAlert(20.0, 3, NULL, NULL, NULL, CFSTR("Hello"), CFSTR("Hello World"), CFSTR("OK"), NULL, NULL, &responseFlags); This works great on Home Screen but doesnt pop up if the screen is locked. Is there anything else i have to add to it to make it appear on the Lock Screen as well? You need to use the kCFUserNotificationAlertTopMostKey key. extern CFStringRef kCFUserNotificationAlertTopMostKey; CFStringRef

I would like to rec each time I have a conversation with the MobilePhone App. My device is jailbroken, so no problem about the appStore restrictions. Of course I guess the public framework will provide nothing. Also, I've been looking at the private frameworks, but haven't seen anything useful. Currently I am able to rec from the microphone, but when a conversation starts, it takes the microphone in exclusive mode, and the data is no longer received. Any guidance? creker "Audio Recorder" is indeed a very simple tweak. The author tried to obfuscate important parts of his tweak (which function