Evasi0n7 (iOS 7) Jailbreak Discussion Thread

jjmcb · Jan 12, 2014

I'm sorry if this question has been asked. Had anyone used or downloaded hidden settings

mwhartman · Jan 12, 2014

jjmcb said:
I'm sorry if this question has been asked. Had anyone used or downloaded hidden settings

I have it installed on my 5 S. It works fine, for me.

prasadvenkatraman · Jan 12, 2014

mwhartman said:
I have it installed on my 5 S. It works fine, for me.

Can verify that it works on iPhone 4 with iOS 7.04 too.

aox4121 · Jan 13, 2014

Jrome.brooks said:
Thanks !!! Now this might sound stupid I can still sync my jailbroken iphone to my computer and add music and save files or that's a no no now

Syncing with iTunes is unchanged after jailbreak. All works the same.

willerz2 · Jan 13, 2014

prasadvenkatraman said:
Can verify that it works on iPhone 4 with iOS 7.04 too.

HiddenSettings works for all iOS 7+ devices. Check the spreadsheet in the first post

Sent from my iPhone via Tapa

Rik756 · Jan 13, 2014

willerz2 said:
@Jrome.Brooks, Winterboard just got an update for 0.9.3912, which supports iOS 7 and ARM64 completely. So (for the most part) you don't need to manually theme your icons. The UI and some other aspects of themes may not work unless they're iOS 7 compatible specifically. iOS 6 compatible themes will have some spotty support if they heavily change the UI.

Now that Winterboard is working for us rookies, anyone know of a theme for pre-iOS7? I hate the new icon colors and I can't stand what they did to iMessage lol.

Rik

aox4121 · Jan 13, 2014

willerz2 said:
HiddenSettings works for all iOS 7+ devices. Check the spreadsheet in the first post

Sent from my iPhone via Tapa

Working? Hardly. A respring resets all your settings you changed to non-existent, Willerz. Very repeatable bug on A7 - and all phone types from the buzz I'm hearing. HiddenSettings7 needs a major update.

Jrome.brooks · Jan 13, 2014

Rik756 said:
Now that Winterboard is working for us rookies, anyone know of a theme for pre-iOS7? I hate the new icon colors and I can't stand what they did to iMessage lol.

Rik

I wanna know this also but most of those themes are payed

willerz2 · Jan 13, 2014

It's the case for all devices, not just A7. The features work. The settings are from the stock device, they're not implemented. Unless you change your system plists, they won't be permanent. That's been known for a fact.

Jrome.brooks · Jan 13, 2014

Does themes that go for the 5 work for the 5s

willerz2 · Jan 13, 2014

Jrome.brooks said:
Does themes that go for the 5 work for the 5s

In terms of dimensions and hard-coded aspects, yes.

aox4121 · Jan 13, 2014

willerz2 said:
It's the case for all devices, not just A7. The features work. The settings are from the stock device, they're not implemented. Unless you change your system plists, they won't be permanent. That's been known for a fact.

Not a "known fact" if the dev doesn't make a disclaimer and it's not generally known. 95% of the people who have this tweak understand there to be a "problem" with it - not that it's functioning AS designed - to erase all your settings on a respring.

aox4121 · Jan 13, 2014

Jrome.brooks said:
Does themes that go for the 5 work for the 5s

Only if you erase any info.plist files from the main theme folder. And several apps have been made new for iOS7 and their icon names have changed. That may get in the way of several apps not themeing properly. Some icons are fussy also without being resized to 120x120.

willerz2 · Jan 13, 2014

aox4121 said:
Not a "known fact" if the dev doesn't make a disclaimer and it's not generally known. 95% of the people who have this tweak understand there to be a "problem" with it - not that it's functioning AS designed - to erase all your settings on a respring.

That's the thing, no one developed it. The person that made the simply, simply opened to the public something that was pre-existing. It's a default portion of the core iOS, not an add-on. Notice how certain sliders/preferences/settings are already toggled to a certain level for you. That's because the stock iOS uses this exact control setting to have the UI presented in a way that Apple designed it. Unless you hard mod the system plist, the changes will not be permanent because your plist is set to automatically recalibrate to these exact settings upon reboot/respring. The name of the tweak gives it away as well, HiddenSettings, because it was hidden in the first place, and the package's functionality was to open it for user manipulation.