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piatti

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Not just change the letters called 'slide to unlock', but totally get rid of it so that when you press the button it automatically unlocks for you.
 
If you look up Tap To Unlock in Cydia you should several results back. Any one of them will accomplish what you're looking to do.
 
If you look up Tap To Unlock in Cydia you should several results back. Any one of them will accomplish what you're looking to do.

Does that unlock with the press of the button or do you have to push the button and then tap the screen?
 
Not just change the letters called 'slide to unlock', but totally get rid of it so that when you press the button it automatically unlocks for you.

Yes, there are several theme and plugin to change that, Lockinfo Allow you to hide it (you still have to "slide" but you don't see it), you can also use Activator to unlock using another way.

There is "press to unlock" which..well..as the name say, it is a press instead of a slide (very VERY, one more time, VERY pockets unfriendly).

There are Android locks, where you have to draw a pattern to unlock.

There is voice and face recognition...

so many options.
 
There's a tweak called NoLockScreen in cydia that will bypass the lockscreen all together. If you're not worried about locking down your phone then this may work well for you. I never tried it but it's free so if you're interested it won't cost you money.
 
There's a cydia app called "NoLockScreen"

If you have both that and sbsettings installed you can toggle it on and off. I use it on my ipad, but on my iphone i leave the lockscreen enabled.

When the lock screen is disabled, you just press the power/home button and it turns on. No slide to unlock at all, goes straight to your home screen or whatever you had open last.
 
Does that unlock with the press of the button or do you have to push the button and then tap the screen?

Here is a prime example of the tap to unlock in action. This theme uses a tap to unlock feature on the lockscreen. At the lockscreen, all you need to do is tap the unlock button and it unlocks the phone. No more sliding or anything.
 
NoLockScreen works great... although sometimes when you turn the screen on, you see the lock screen just for a fraction of a second.... most times not. I find that only happens when I have not turned it on in awhile. But I use it along with the homescreen option for LockInfo.
 
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