One of the best reasons of jailbreaking your iOS device is customizing and making it look just the way you want. There are many tweaks that help you achieve this but a new jailbreak tweak known as HideMeX is an all-in-one tweak that acts as an ultimate tool for customizing your iPhone.
The tweak, which is an updated version of its predecessor, gives you the complete customizing experience by allowing you to change any of the iOS UI elements ranging from the Lock screen to system alerts, app icons and much more. It offers customization options for the following UI elements:
- Alerts
- Animation
- App Switcher
- Control Center
- Dock
- Folders
- Force Touch
- Home screen
- Icons
- Lock screen
- Notification Center
- Status bar
Once installed, you can get started by heading directly to the Settings app where you’ll find the tweak’s preferences pane. The pane is divided into 12 sections, each allowing you to customize a certain aspect of the iOS UI. For instance, in the Alerts section, you can silence any of the system alerts that you want such as Low Power, Game Center, Airplane alerts and much more.
Each of the sections offer a unique set of customization options. You can change the blur style of the Home screen dock, hide app icon labels and badges, customize the Lock screen and much more.
The video below shows the tweak running in action and gives you a complete overview of all the customization options that it provides:
HideMeX is indeed one of the best tweaks that packs all the customization options into a single tweak and allows you to customize your iPhone from a single place. If you’re fond of changing the way your iOS device looks then this is a solid tweak for you.
HideMeX is now available for $2.99 on Cydia’s BigBoss repo and supports iOS 9 devices. Make sure to let us know what you think of the latest tweak in the comments section below.
For tutorials on how to jailbreak iOS 9 – iOS 9.0.2:
- How to Jailbreak iOS 9 – iOS 9.0.2 on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch using Pangu Jailbreak [Windows]
- How to Jailbreak iOS 9 – iOS 9.0.2 on a Mac using Pangu Jailbreak
You can also check our iOS 9.1 jailbreak page for the latest update:
