Apple believes that most iPhone and iPad users are not interested in the possibility of a visual reincarnation of iOS. As you understand, this is not so. The popularity of jailbreak solutions is proof of this. People actively use themes and various tweaks to change the iOS interface. This article will focus on a solution that allows you to implement software modding of the platform without resorting to the jailbreak procedure.

On the iPhone, a method has been discovered to disable the standard dock in iOS. To do this, as it turned out, is very simple, although no explanation for this phenomenon has yet been found.

To begin with, owners of "apple" smartphones need to save a special image to the device. After that, the picture should be opened in the Photos application and set as a background image on the home screen. As a result, the dock will disappear from the iPhone screen.

How to hide the dock on iPhone without jailbreak:

Step 1: First of all, you need to open the page with the picture in the browser. Source address:

Step 2: Tap and hold on the image in the browser and select Save Image.

Step 3: Go back to your home and open the Photos app.

Step 5: On the bottom panel, find the "Set as Wallpaper" button and set it to "Home Screen" as shown in the screenshots below.

It's all! This trick works on all Apple devices running iOS 9 and up, including beta 3 and up. iPhones with all screen resolutions are supported.

I'm always inspired by jailbreak settings for the iPhone, with which you can customize the individual elements of the user interface as much as possible: be it the lock screen, the status bar, or the dock panel. The latest CirDock tweak allows users of compromised devices to experiment with the appearance and functionality of the dock right on the home screen.

By using CirDock you can easily add animated effects such as application scrolling; you can add more than four applications to the dock and more. For example, the user can configure the dock to only show apps that contain unread notifications. Or the dock may contain a list of applications that are running in the background. And this is far from the only way to customize this element on the desktop.

The settings section of the CirDock tweak contains the following options:

• selection of applications that should be placed in the dock;
• selection of animation for scrolling applications in the dock panel (linear, rotary, wheel, time machine, etc.);
• the ability to show or hide the application badge;
• the ability to highlight applications that run in the background;
• select the color of the backlight of the docking panel;
• selecting an action for the docking panel, etc.

All settings set for the CirDock tweak can be saved so that you can return to the old configuration. Despite such extended functionality of the tweak, the developer does not plan to stop there and is going to add a few more new features in the future: the ability to hide applications after a certain time, the use of various themes, the ability to group applications into folders if the dock is full, etc.

Apple believes that most iPhone and iPad users are not interested in the possibility of a visual reincarnation of iOS. As you understand, this is not so. The popularity of jailbreak solutions is proof of this. People actively use themes and various tweaks to change the iOS interface. This article will focus on a solution that allows you to implement software modding of the platform without resorting to the jailbreak procedure.

On the iPhone, a method has been discovered to disable the standard dock in iOS. To do this, as it turned out, is very simple, although no explanation for this phenomenon has yet been found.

To begin with, owners of "apple" smartphones need to save a special image to the device. After that, the picture should be opened in the Photos application and set as a background image on the home screen. As a result, the dock will disappear from the iPhone screen.

How to hide the dock on iPhone without jailbreak:

Step 1: First of all, you need to open the page with the picture in the browser. Source address: 98.246.187.61:47224/hide_the_dock.html.

Step 2: Tap and hold on the image in the browser and select Save Image.

Step 3: Go back to your home and open the Photos app.

Step 5: On the bottom panel, find the "Set as Wallpaper" button and set it to "Home Screen" as shown in the screenshots below.

It's all! This trick works on all Apple devices running iOS 9 and up, including beta 3 and up. iPhones with all screen resolutions are supported.