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The application you need for changing your iDevices root password is called Mobile Terminal. This program has many useful functions, but today we are focusing on changing passwords. There are two passwords that are recommended to be changed. One is the mobile user password, the other is the root.

Here are the steps: (it is assumed you have Mobile Terminal installed and launched)

1) Type: passwd

2) You will be prompted to enter a password, the default password for ALL iDevices is "alpine" (without quotes). Enter alpine and hit enter.

3) You will be prompted to enter a new password, use anything you'd like but be aware that a longer password with both alphanumeric and numeric characters is suggested for better security. When you type the new password, it will NOT be displayed as you type. Do not worry, it's on purpose!

4) You will be prompted to enter the new password again, do so.

5) There will be no message displayed to tell you it was successful, so just assume it worked if there are no errors.

Now we need to change the root password, as we just changed the mobile user password.

6) Type: login root

7) You will be prompted to enter a password, the default password is again "alpine" (without quotes). Enter alpine and hit enter.

8) You will be prompted to enter a new password, it can be the exact same password as for the mobile user account if you wish. Enter your new password twice just like before and that's it! You've successfully changed your mobile user and root passwords! Congrats

This information has been moved to HERE as it's easier to update a single page rather than a post which appears far down my admin panel.

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This information has been moved to HERE as it's easier to update a single page rather than a post which appears far down my admin panel.

NeXuS

I LOVE Cydia, but one thing I could say sucks about it is how long it takes to refresh package/source lists every bleeding time you start it. If you're like me, you start Cydia over and over in a night just finding and trying new apps/tweaks. Do we really need Cydia to update 25 times a night?

Enter NoCyfresh i4.

NOTE: You need SBSettings installed before continuing with the installation of NoCyfresh!

This tweak is simple.. keep Cydia from auto-refreshing. You can still manually update, or you can toggle NoCyfresh on/off via SBSettings before you open Cydia.

The i4 designation is for iPhone 4's. There is a iPhone 3G & 3GS version in Cydia as well, use whichever pertains to you. There are no settings to change for this and no icon on the Springboard.

"WARNING: This toggle actually modifies Cydia launcher to prevent Cydia from auto-refreshing."

Cydia Store Link (iDevice only):
NoCyfresh i4 (iPhone 4, iOS 4.0+)
NoCyfresh (iPhone 3G & 3GS, iOS 3.1.2)
More information:
NoCyfresh

I'm very excited about this tweak, unfortunately the default screen-shot button sequence doesn't work while this tweak is displaying a call, so no image for this post :/ (I've added a video found on YouTube below, a good look at its functionality)

CallBar is a modification to how your iPhone displays phone calls. If you've ever been in the middle of typing a email or watching a youtube video only to have someone call you and interrupt what you're doing, then you know how irritating this can be. By default the iPhone will pop up a incoming phone call screen that displays your basic information about the caller and a few options for interacting with the call. What typically happens to me, is I'm typing something when the phone rings and I end up hitting deny before I can even react to the phone call. CallBar fixes all of these irritations, and it was just released yesterday (July 18th).

This app comes from a standard Cydia repository, so no need to add a new one. Just search for CallBar in Cydia and install as usual. This app cost $3.99 and is worth every bit of that!

Review by "myjailbreakmovies":



Cydia Store Link (iDevice only):
CallBar

Probably the most annoying aspect of today's modern world is being engulfed by advertisements pretty much everywhere you turn. A lot of good applications from Apple's App Store don't offer a paid version without ads, instead generating revenue from ads from within the application. While I can understand this logic, I don't agree with it. So I'm going to show you how to globally block (pretty much) all ads in your iPhone, even in Cydia!

Here's how: (Note: SBSettings must be installed before continuing with this tutorial, found in Cydia)

If you don't already have Modyouri's repo in Cydia:

Start up Cydia, choose "Manage" at the bottom and then choose "Sources". Click "Edit" and then "Add". After "http://" add repo.modyouri.com and click "Add Source". Then either choose the new source from the list "Modyouri.com" or search for SBAdBlockToggle or click the link at the bottom of this post to install it.

This app self updates a list of ip addresses to block when its started. Once its installed you can visit Cydia or open any of your free apps that have advertisements and they should either be completely gone or just a black bar with no ad and nothing to accidentally click. I'm sorry but I feel it should be a choice to have your device display ads or not. Again, I understand the logic behind it but I've chosen to disable it. I didn't notice much of a decrease in speed with this enabled, in fact Cydia seems to load about twice as fast now while there is no noticeable difference in Safari.

There are no settings to configure with this app. You turn it on or off from SBSettings menu (drag your finger across the top status bar of your iPhone from left to right (default) to bring down SBSettings, if installed correctly)

Hooray, no more ads! Thanks for your hard work Nathulal.

Cydia Store Link (iDevice only):
SBAdBlockToggle