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It uses a repo extracting method to install jailbreak apps. Zeon - Zeon Jailbreak repo extractor is the best zJailbreak feature to install popular Jailbreak tweaks, apps and themes to your iOS / iPadOS 14 - 14.8.1 running devices.

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Note - All the iPadOS 14 - iPadOS 14.8.1 also supported.ĭevices - zJailbreak is compatible with all latest devices including iPhone 6S / 6S Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7 / 7 Plus, iPhone 8 / 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone XS / XS Max iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro /11 Pro Max, iPhone 12 /12 Mini / 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max, iPad Pro, iPad (5th / 6th / 7th gen), iPad mini 4 and 5, iPad Air (3rd gen), iPad Air 2, iPod (7th gen)

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If free ram really did matter that much to a user's overall ability to use iOS, Apple would have designed iOS to making having a large amount of free ram a priority.You can download Jailbreak repo extractors, theme stores, tweaks, popular 3rd party app stores and more for your iPhone or iPad using zJailbreak. This process is nearly instantaneous and a much better process than worrying about how much free ram your device has. If you do load up a heavy games, iOS will kill off the oldest apps in memory to free up space. This is normal because the apps are to be frozen in ram so that they are not needed to be relaunched and processed when switched back to. A properly performing iOS device, one that isn't used by someone with an inaccurate bit of knowledge about what they think is best for their device, has about between 5MB and 10MB of ram free after a day of usage. Stop thinking about ram in terms of Windows. That's because iOS was using its ram for storing things, as designed. Instead of iOS just reactivating the inactive ram once used by the app. They then proceed to claim the jailbreaking slows down their device because when they go back into an app, iOS has to reload it from the NAND and reprocess it.

Does the amount of apps iOS can hold in ram really matter to those who obsess over iOS' amount of free ram? Be it 4 apps on the 3Gs or 20 on the iPhone 5, they still kill them as soon as they're done with the app. iOS will also dump unused pages from Springboard, mainly ones once used by Winterboard as Winterboard marks its memory as inactive when the theme component is no longer in use. If the jailbreak tweak is contained within a launch daemon, iOS will request that the tweak in question dump unused pages. Tweaks and themes use at most 2MB of space on top of iOS' stock usage. No jailbreak tweak takes up 300MB of space. This will happen even if there is large amounts of free ram. If the app you are currently using crashes, that is likely because it has exceeded its allocated ram usage, as set by Apple or the developer. They are likely caused by tweaks not working well with each other or iOS loading something from the NAND. iOS freezes are rarely, if ever, caused by low ram. Unstable tweaks are also the reason why Springboard goes into safe mode, not low ram. Springboard respringing is not caused by low ram.

Not a very good thing to do when using a tethered jailbreak. To tweak a launch daemon, the user would have to restart their device every time it is installed or updated. iOS' launch daemons are very rarely tweaked for this very reason. iOS has launch daemons that are controlled by launchd.

Springboard itself is very good at clearing itself of unused ram and will in fact lower its overall ram usage when idle. Hardly enough to warrant a problem with the rest of the OS' ram management. They use single digit kilobyte amounts each. Jailbreak tweaks, when written correctly, use very little ram.