iPhone 6(S)/Plus Post your iPhone 6s/6s Plus Home Screen!

Like it clean and simple. Just the apps I use frequently on the home screen. And the phone is not jailbreaken
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bOFFE1968 said:
Use the app suggested at page 23 - Screen Pro
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???

Isn't that just for screenshots though? The app can't possibly allow you to arrange your springboard icons like you have them outside of the app. That would violate Apple's rules.
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bOFFE1968 said:
Use the app suggested at page 23 - Screen Pro
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No app used
No jailbreak
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I'm sorry. I find that very hard to believe. One of the major reasons people jailbreak is because they want to put icons where they want them. Gridlock used to do that, Anchor does it now. iBlanks are also another way as well as installing a theme.

This is not something you can do stock. Either your device is jailbroken and you don't know it (do you have an app named Cydia on your device) or you are doing this some other unexplainable way.

Apple does not allow you to stack icons like you have them stock.
 
eyoungren said:
???

Isn't that just for screenshots though? The app can't possibly allow you to arrange your springboard icons like you have them outside of the app. That would violate Apple's rules.
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I'm sorry. I find that very hard to believe. One of the major reasons people jailbreak is because they want to put icons where they want them. Gridlock used to do that, Anchor does it now. iBlanks are also another way as well as installing a theme.

This is not something you can do stock. Either your device is jailbroken and you don't know it (do you have an app named Cydia on your device) or you are doing this some other unexplainable way.

Apple does not allow you to stack icons like you have them stock.
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The solution
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bOFFE1968 said:
Nope. I used this website:
https://david-smith.org/blog/2014/10/15/blank-icon-slots/
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Ahhh, ok. That makes sense now.

It's leveraging Safari's bookmark shortcut feature. The only issue is that stock iOS does not allow for transparent icons, so as mentioned in your link, your wallpaper must be black in order to hide this.

You're faking it, but you get the look you want and remain stock. Good workaround and nice look. :D

Mine is a little different, ;)

Anchor and iBlanks. :D

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