The recent iOS 10.2 Jailbreak, developers are hard at work updating their Cydia tweaks/apps to generate them well-matched with iOS 10.2. Installing every tweak to verify its compatibility with iOS 10.2 isn’t anyone’s idea of fun. Thereby, I lifted through various Cydia repositories to bring you the 10 best Cydia tweaks that are compatible with the iOS 10.2 Jailbreak.

Note: I tested all the tweaks stated below on my iPhone 6 running JailbrokeniOS 10.2. Some of the tweaks may cause minor clashes with one another as the Jailbreak isn’t fully stable yet, but there shouldn’t be any major problems, though. In the rare case, you get stuck somewhere or need help installing these tweaks, refer to our guide to Cydia.

1.FlipControlCenter

FlipControlCenter

The default Control Centre in iOS is quite restrictive, and it’s actually surprising that Apple doesn’t permits you to add/remove custom toggles. Flip Control Centre brings this much-sought feature to Jail broken iOS devices with the ability to add/remove/rearrange new toggles including Cellular data, Low power and Personal Hotspot.

You can also add/remove/rearrange apps in the bottom pane of the Control centre. It also adds some neat options for customizing the number of toggles on a page on the basis of device orientation.

Source: (Free)

2.iCleaner

iCleaner

Certain apps constantly cache data from the Internet and it can be a real pain if you’re stuck with an iPhone with low storage. To make this matter worse, Apple doesn’t provide an option to clear data cache in iOS.

iCleaner permits you to clear Safari cache, message attachments, temporary files and cache with the aid of all different applications multi functional tap. This can reclaim tons of space if you find yourself using apps like fb, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat. It comes with a “test Mode” which backs-up documents as opposed to deleting them. This backup may be restored later if you’re experiencing any issues. The pro version lets in you to permit integration with third party plugins and permits 3d touch particular features on iPhone 6s or newer.

Source: (Free, Pro version available)

3.PowerDown

PowerDown

By default, the iOS shutdown menu only shows the option of “Slide to Power Off“. You can restart your iPhone by pressing Home and Power button at the same time, but it isn’t the most convenient solution.

PowerDown provides 3 new sliders underneath the normal “Slide to strength Off” — Reboot, Respring, safe mode. The Respring alternative restarts the Springboard (iOS domestic display) and is typically useful even as installing/eliminating new tweaks from Cydia. The safe mode choice can be beneficial to troubleshoot issues you could have with a positive Jailbreak tweak.

Source: BigBoss (Default)(Free)

4.Touchr

Touchr

Touchr utilizes the TouchID sensor to perform positive actions like going back to the home screen, activating Siri or carrying up the multitasking menu. I’m always a bit suspicious about breaking my physical Home button as I press it many times a day. Thankfully, Touchr eliminates the need of having to physically press the Home button to perform these actions.

Touchr can be configured to come across single, double and triple press at the TouchID. It is able to detect and respond to the touch whilst your iPhone’s display if off, although it is able to consume additional battery. Optionally, you can permit vibrations on contact and disable it for unique apps.

Source: BigBoss (Default) (Free 3-day trial, $1.99 to buy)

5.Peek-a-boo

Peek-a-boo

Peek-a-boo brings the 3D Touch features on older versions of iPhone containing the iPhone 6, 6 Plus and the iPhone 5s. It operates on notifications, Home screen icons and pretty much inside every app that supports 3D Touch. Whilst there are several tweaks that enable 3D Touch on older iPhones, it is the only one updated to work with iOS 10.2 Jailbreak as of writing.

In the Settings, you can modifiy the sensitivity, and select to enable/disable Haptic feedback on Peek and Pop features. It works surprisingly well, and if you want more details on installing and configuring Peek-a-boo, previsouly we have done a separate article on how to use Peek-a-boo to bring 3D Touch functionality on older iPhones.

Source: BigBoss (Default) (Free)

6.Rocket for Instagram

Rocket for Instagram

Rocket for Instagram improves your Instagram experience by adding several cool new features. Once you’ve installed Rocket, it integrates with Instagram pretty well. Navigate to Settings inside the Instagram app to view all the new features.

It adds a lot of Feed improvements like modifying to grid view, hiding sponsored posts and mute users. It hits what I believe is one of the most irritating aspects of Instagram — it reloads every time you navigate away from Instagram and dive back in. It permits you to download Instagram posts and Stories. It also contains some stupid tricks like adding a verified checkmark beside your profile and fooling your followers count.

Source: BigBoss (Default) (Free)

7.Gorgone

Gorgone

Apple announced two great iPad-only features that take make use of the larger screen real estate — Slide Over and Split screen multitasking. Slide Over allows you interact with an another app without leaving the current app by sliding over the edge. Split screen multitasking allows you to use two apps at the same time. Thanks to Gorgone, you can enjoy both of these features on your iPhone, too. As an added bonus, it also enables Home screen rotation.

To intiateSlideOver, just swipe from the right edge of the screen inside any app and it’ll bring up a list of apps. Tapping on an app and adjusting the drag bar will now open up the Split screen multitasking.

Source: BigBoss (Default) (Free)

8.Activator

Activator

Activator is the Swiss military knife of the Jailbreak world and with a great purpose. Activator allows you to accomplice certain events with multi-touch gestures. These moves can range from commencing a selected app, toggling switches to appearing device primarily based actions. It could also automate certain responsibilities based on network status, strength source status and on timing. It permits you to cause these movements on the house display screen, interior a particular application, on the lock screen, or globally everywhere.

It also allows you to build custom Activator menus, and show a banner when a specific action is triggered. Also, many famous tweaks have support for Activator to further improve the Activator’s features.

Source: (Free)

9.StatusVol X

StatusVol X

Human beings were raging about Apple’s obtrusive implementation of the quantity control overlay HUD for a long term now. It seems within the center of something you’re operating on and sits there for two (long!) seconds.

We’ve got already blanketed the way to change volume control overlay on Mac, and now it’s time to ask iOS devices to the party. StatusVol X replaces Apple’s stock volume control overlay with a small overlay that sits nicely on your status bar. It looks like the popularity bar sign dots and is a much more minimal and less-glaring.

Source: (Free)

10.HapticFeedback

HapticFeedback

HapticFeedback, as its name suggests, permits you to add haptic feedback (read: vibrations) to certain aspects of iOS. The areas where you can enable Haptic feedback are —

• Lock/Home/Volume buttons
• Keyboard touches on the Apple keyboard. Long time Android users may feel at home with this setting.
• Music controls, tapping Homescreen icons, or when the device is unlocked.

It also has options to set vibration intensity and duration, so you can tweak around to see what works best for your battery life.

Source: BigBoss (Default) (Free)

Use These Awesome Jailbreak Tweaks

That’s list of the best jailbreak tweaks that are well-matched with the latest iOS 10.2 Jailbreak. As time advances, you should expect more developers to update their tweaks to support this latest Jailbreak. I’d like to hear what Jailbreak tweaks do you use on your iPhone. Also, if you know of any other amazing tweak updated to work with iOS 10.2 Jailbreak.