Here’s a look at the Control Center and the Share menu after removing some of the items using Cloaky: You can also disable activities that are specific to an app. You have the option to override these settings at an app level. It allows you to disable PhotoStream, AirPlay, Slide show etc from the Photos app, Gifting option from the App Store, Bookmark and ability to add Home screen icon in Safari. So if you don’t use Twitter or Facebook, you can disable them so they don’t show up in Share menu option. Activity: It allows you to remove various activities from places like the Share menu option.Menu: It allows you to remove items like Cut, Copy, Paste and lots of other options from the pop-up menus.
You can also remove the line separators from the Control Center. Control Center: It lets you remove each section from the Control Center such as the Settings toggles, brightness control, playback controls, AirDrop and AirPlay options, quick launch items at the bottom.There is a toggle to enable Volt only battery, but it didn’t work for me. The changes are immediately applied in most cases, so you don’t need to respring the device. You can even remove time, Signal Strength and the Carrier logo from the Status bar. Status Bar: You can remove icons for various status indicators such as Bluetooth, VPN, Do Not Disturb etc.So what does it mean? The jailbreak tweak allows you to remove the following items: It allows you to remove items from menus, Status bar, Control Center and even Activities, so that you can customize iOS exactly the way you want it. If you would like to turn off Location Services entirely, so that none of the apps or services on your device can use it, then this article – – will show you the setting that you need to adjust.Cloaky is a pretty powerful jailbreak tweak if you want to remove unnecessary items from iOS that you don’t plan to use. Note that other apps that use your location will still trigger the arrow status bar icon, even if you turn off this setting. Step 5: Turn off the Status Bar Icon option (you will need to scroll to the bottom of the screen.) Step 4: Select System Services near the bottom of the menu (you will need to scroll down.) Step 2: Select the Privacy option (you will need to scroll down.) This tutorial will simply stop the location arrow from appearing in the status bar at the top of the screen whenever one of these services is using your location. These services will still continue to use your Location Services if they are enabled on the menu in the final step below. The list of services that this affects include: This will only disable the small arrow icon in the status bar when your iPhone System Services are using your location. These steps also work for other iPhone models that are using iOS 9. These steps were performed on an iPhone 5, in iOS 9.3. This icon can be turned off without also turning off your system services abilities to use your location as needed.Įnable or Disable the Status Bar Icon for iPhone System Services in Location Services
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The tutorial in this article shows you how to find the setting that controls the Location Services status bar icon for your iPhone’s System Services. If you would prefer that the status bar arrow icon not display when this occurs, then you can turn it off.
but that arrow might also appear when your iPhone is simply collecting data. This can be for a number of reasons, such as determining how long it will take you to drive home, or letting you know about a reminder that you set to go off when you reached a certain location. The small arrow icon at the top of your iPhone screen indicates that an app or service on your iPhone is using Location Services.
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