If you jailbreak iOS 8, these premium plugins are worth a try

Although there are fewer and fewer reasons to jailbreak after iOS 8 added support for third-party input methods, after seeing the release of Auxo 3, a gesture operation plug-in adapted to iOS 8, I still couldn't stop tinkering with it and jailbroken my iPhone 6.

Since you have jailbroken your device, you will inevitably play around with it. This article recommends the quality plugins I personally use for iOS 8. All plugins are for the purpose of optimizing the experience, and beautification is not within the scope of this article.

Auxo 3 ($2.99, $0.99 upgrade for existing users)

This should be the most user-friendly gesture plugin on the iPhone, which can replace the main operations that require the Home button except "wake up iPhone". It will set a hotspot trigger area on the left, middle and right of the bottom of the screen to realize the functions of "quickly switch applications", "call out Multi-Center (i.e. multi-tasking background + Control Center)" and "exit current application" respectively.

Compared with old gesture plug-ins such as QuickDo and Activator, the advantage of Auxo is that it has a smooth transition and will respond instantly to your gesture operations.

Polus ($0.99)

This plug-in is used with Auxo 3, which allows you to freely modify the shortcut switches and application shortcuts of the Control Center, and has more than 300 built-in icons.

In addition to modifying the quick switch, it also allows you to directly reach the corresponding setting page by "long pressing the switch". This function is very quick and practical when switching WiFi and other operations.

BioLockdown ($2.99)

This plugin only works on iOS devices with Touch ID.

Although Apple opened the Touch ID API in iOS 8, there are still many apps that do not have the fingerprint encryption feature. BioLockdown allows you to easily implement this feature. It allows you to use fingerprints to encrypt almost any part of the system, from turning on and off WiFi to a specific app.

The details of this plug-in are also very thoughtful. Not only can you set the "verification-free time" (i.e. how long fingerprint verification is not required), it can even perform special processing on your encrypted apps on the multitasking page (adding blur, black, and white effects) to protect the privacy of your content.

FolderEnhancer ($0.99)

When you open a folder on iOS 8, even if you are using an iPhone 6 Plus, only 9 icons can be displayed on one page. With FolderEnhancer, you can ignore the system folder limitation and display up to 5×6 apps on one page. You can also put folders in folders... It's not a problem.

KuaiDial (Free)

It’s good that iOS 8 adds location display for unknown calls, but there is no end to the demand for this thing.

KuaiDial can completely improve the user experience of the phone app on iOS. It supports quick dialing, location display, automatic IP dialing and a complete blacklist function. In addition, it also provides practical functions such as "vibrate when connected", "display connect/hang up button on lock screen", "delay ringtone", and "change operator name".

Password Pilot (Free)

Although I never resist typing text on my phone, the App Store's repeated request for a password with "uppercase and lowercase letters + numbers" is really annoying (it will appear from time to time when you set up Touch ID shopping). Password Pilot can encrypt and save your Apple ID password, and automatically enter it for you every time the password input box pops up in the App Store.

However, a word of caution: passwords are a big deal, so friends who care about security should use this plugin with caution.

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