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Abyssgh0st

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Do not tell me to jailbrake and get SMSettings, or Bossprefs. Been there done that. Boss prefs was nice in the drop down, but I am no longer jailbroken, nor will I ever be again. So does anyone know of a paid or free bluetooth or wifi toggle app in the app store?

Thanks.
 
Do not tell me to jailbrake and get SMSettings, or Bossprefs. Been there done that. Boss prefs was nice in the drop down, but I am no longer jailbroken, nor will I ever be again. So does anyone know of a paid or free bluetooth or wifi toggle app in the app store?

Thanks.

Don't think so. From my understanding Bluetooth is limited until 3.0


Why didn't you like jail breaking?
 
I love when people ask for an app that already exists for jailbroken phones but then very clearly state that they will NEVER jailbreak, especially when it's an app that couldn't exist on the App Store to begin with.

Anyway, in answer to your question, no there is not currently a NON-jailbroken way of doing what you ask. Maybe when Apple grows up and lifts some of their stupid restrictions, though.
 
Mainly because of the constant crashing, my phone getting stuck in a perpetual cycle of restarting itself, freezing when unlocking, then restarting again. It got really old. And I hated having to use a USB hub that I had to borrow from Best buy just to rejailbreak for firmware updates.

I also wanted to set up my developer account and use 3.0 beta.


EDIT: Poster above; I will not jailbreak again because I don't want some glitchy **** software on a device that I need to be constantly working. I loved being jailbroken at first, and then grew to hate it.
 
Poster above; I will not jailbreak again because I don't want some glitchy **** software on a device that I need to be constantly working. I loved being jailbroken at first, and then grew to hate it.

Jailbreaking itself is not what's causing those issues. If you install buggy crap like IntelliScreen or, well ANYTHING from Ripdev then yes you will have problems. But how about this; jailbreak again and make sure to install JUST Cydia (not Installer or Icy), then using Cydia, install JUST SBSettings and any toggles you need and then use SBSettings to hide the Cydia icon. There ya go, a 99% stock phone with the one and only jailbreak app you need. :D
 
Well said.
I dont have any probs with cydia and a few other non-apple approved apps.

Jailbreaking itself is not what's causing those issues. If you install buggy crap like IntelliScreen or, well ANYTHING from Ripdev then yes you will have problems. But how about this; jailbreak again and make sure to install JUST Cydia (not Installer or Icy), then using Cydia, install JUST SBSettings and any toggles you need and then use SBSettings to hide the Cydia icon. There ya go, a 99% stock phone with the one and only jailbreak app you need. :D
 
The only apps I had installed were: Cycorder, Clippy, SBSettings, Winterboard, iBlacklist, Quake, and Macman.
 
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