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Are you a person that shares screenshots and screen recordings through the iPhone, iPad regularly? And did it occur even simple information displayed in settings section can be a privacy treat. The Jailbreak Tweak HideSerialNumber will save you from sharing sensitive information through screenshots and screen recordings.
HideSerialNumber Features
The Tweak hide serial number supports editing, ‘About’ page of ‘Settings App’ except for the Songs, Videos and Photos section. And it is not yet tested on Dual SIM devices.
By default, the tweak hides MAC and Serial Number of the device. Furthermore, it is possible to Add custom OS version, Model Name. Serial Number, Cellular Network, Fake Storage Capacity, Carrier name, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth name, IMEI, Firmware version, and many more.
In addition to the above editable features version 0.0.2 brings editing faciality for Device Name, EID, Warranty text / Date.
To whoever interested in checking out the HideSerialNumber Jailbreak Tweek can visit the developers Ichitaso‘s personal repository. It is totally free and supports your favorite package manager app – Cydia, Sileo & Zebra.
Download HideSerialNumber
The tweak supports any jailbreak iPhone or iPad that runs on iOS 12.2 or later, 13, 14.
If you are not a person that is worried about slipping out your personal iPhone information, then you may not find the tweak much important. However, it is always better to be in the safe zone when you share screen shots, screen recordings thought social media with the public. Therefore, this will be a valuable Jailbreak tweak for most of us. Especially when sharing help guide videos.
As mentioned before the HideSerialNumber is only available for Jailbroken devices. On the other hand, only the iOS jailbreak community has access to cool features of the Tweak. Therefore, you can also use the tweak for fun just to make your friends crazy.
Let us know how the spoofing sensitive device information worked for you. Also, feel free to comment if you face any issues.
