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jp70

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Have you tried....giving a little more details?

Just from your one line description that's the same response I had. Update your apps.
 

macsrcool1234

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obviously this is for cracked apps
get metadata remover or just buy your apps.

Uh, get a clue. Sometimes people don't want to update because it negatively affects program functionality.

OP, you can entirely remove any reference of an update easily:

SSH/iFile to your Application folder and delete iTunesMetadata.plist.

All references to updating the app in question will be gone (the entire badge and number). It also doesn't effect the phone globally like the badge remover does.
 

rick snagwell

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Uh, get a clue. Sometimes people don't want to update because it negatively affects program functionality.

OP, you can entirely remove any reference of an update easily:

SSH/iFile to your Application folder and delete iTunesMetadata.plist.

All references to updating the app in question will be gone (the entire badge and number). It also doesn't effect the phone globally like the badge remover does.

thanks for your help, but once i go into the applications folder under /stash. i dont see that file...am i missing something?

thanks again.
 

macsrcool1234

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thanks for your help, but once i go into the applications folder under /stash. i dont see that file...am i missing something?

thanks again.


The iTunes applications you're looking for are actually stored under /var/mobile/Applications

In that folder, you will see a bunch of weird folder names that give no clue as to what the application really is. Looking inside of the folder will reveal what application it really is. Anyways, find the folder you want and remove the plist file. Load up the App Store and the update will be removed!
 

rick snagwell

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Feb 12, 2011
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The iTunes applications you're looking for are actually stored under /var/mobile/Applications

In that folder, you will see a bunch of weird folder names that give no clue as to what the application really is. Looking inside of the folder will reveal what application it really is. Anyways, find the folder you want and remove the plist file. Load up the App Store and the update will be removed!

perfect. thanks
 

IMADV8

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Aug 16, 2010
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I'd say it was warranted, considering the snarky, unhelpful post to which he was responding.
 

dgstan

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Jun 29, 2010
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The iTunes applications you're looking for are actually stored under /var/mobile/Applications

In that folder, you will see a bunch of weird folder names that give no clue as to what the application really is. Looking inside of the folder will reveal what application it really is. Anyways, find the folder you want and remove the plist file. Load up the App Store and the update will be removed!

You know there's a Cydia app called "AppLinks" that will create symbolic links to those folders with the correct app name.

http://www.installerapps.com/2009/03/23/applinks/
 

bw1128

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Jun 29, 2010
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Thank you! I have been wondering about this myself. There have been updates that i didnt want to do becuase the app was acting fine to me.
Thanks again!
 
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