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ap3604

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I was going to go into the apple store and meet with a genius to get my speaker repaired but I am jailbroken and don't want to lose my jailbreak :(

I know I can use SBSettings to hide apps like Cydia and Winterboard from showing on my homescreen but I also need to be able to hide things like Activator and Winterboard in the settings menu.

Is there anyway to hide Activator and Winterboard from showing in the settings? :confused:

Thanks for your help guys.
 
I was going to go into the apple store and meet with a genius to get my speaker repaired but I am jailbroken and don't want to lose my jailbreak :(

I know I can use SBSettings to hide apps like Cydia and Winterboard from showing on my homescreen but I also need to be able to hide things like Activator and Winterboard in the settings menu.

Is there anyway to hide Activator and Winterboard from showing in the settings? :confused:

Thanks for your help guys.

I don't believe there is. If you're taking your iPhone to Apple, the best bet is to do a restore. :eek:
 
All current firmware's are jailbreak-able, so you can always re-jailbreak after your appointment (which depending on the severity of the issue could happen anyway if they just replace your phone). I'd suggest doing a full backup including backing up your jailbreak apts with something like pkgbackup, and then do a full restore and see if the problem persists. If so, go to your Genius appointment with a freshly restored iPhone and show them what's wrong with it. Once it's fixed or replaced just restore from your backup.
 
All current firmware's are jailbreak-able, so you can always re-jailbreak after your appointment (which depending on the severity of the issue could happen anyway if they just replace your phone). I'd suggest doing a full backup including backing up your jailbreak apts with something like pkgbackup, and then do a full restore and see if the problem persists. If so, go to your Genius appointment with a freshly restored iPhone and show them what's wrong with it. Once it's fixed or replaced just restore from your backup.

This. JBing is so easy and basically fool-proof on 4.3.3 that there's no reason not to just be safe and do a restore (after you backup everything) before you bring it in.
 
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