WhatsApp Plus iOS 8.1.2 Cydia Tweak – What Does It Bring?

WhatsApp Plus iOS 8.1.2 Cydia Tweak – What Does It Bring? 
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If you own an iPhone, an iPad or an iPod running on iOS 8.1.2, you’ll want to install WhatsApp Plus on your device, to enjoy its awesome features. The new Cydia Tweak was updated and brings more abilities, like stealth mode and sending music files to an iOS 8.1.2 device.

Also read:   How to Clear WhatsApp Voice Calling History on iPhone  &                                      50 iOS 8 Cydia Tweaks for iPhone

If you’re one of the users who don’t want to be last seen on WhatsApp because you’re hiding from annoying friends, then you’ll like WhatsApp+, because it will put your conversations on Stealth mode. You’ll enjoy this feature on all three Apple devices: iPhones, iPads and iPods, but there are other features that come with the new jailbreak application that is offered by BigBoss, for free. So, if you want the updated version of WhatsApp+ for iOS 8.1.2 on your iDevice, install it from Cydia app store and you’ll get the following new features:

Stealth Mode – which will allow you to disable stealth mode and your friends will no longer see your last seen stamp. You’ll be able to log into this app incognito and your harassers will never know when you are online.

Disable Read Receipts – the criticized read receipts feature can be disabled and your friends won’t know that you’ve read their messages.

Night Mode – was introduced as an experiment on iO7 and its role was to not tire the eyes when the application was used at night. If it was very unstable then, now it’s finally working as expected.

Share Music – Every WhatsApp Plus user is able to send photos, videos and even music to their friends.

Keep in mind that WhatsApp+ can be downloaded for free from the Cydia app store and you must get from BigBoss, so just type WhatsApp+ and you’ll know what to do next. However, you must have the original WhatsApp app installed, so if you haven’t downloaded it yet, get it from the App store, otherwise this tweak won’t work.

WhatsApp Plus is the unofficial version that has additional features to WhatsApp, and many prefer it because it has more themes, more emoticons, it allows them to send bigger files and edit the appearance of settings of pretty much everything. Recently, WhatsApp started banning its users, who were caught having a WhatsApp+ account, but as a response, WhatsApp Plus released a ban-free version.

How to Purchase Cydia Tweaks on Your iPhone and iPad

How to Purchase Cydia Tweaks on Your iPhone and iPad (http://guideofcydia.com/)

Cydia is the gateway to all the wonderful jailbreak tweaks we discover, use and review. Without Cydia tweaks, I don’t think the iPhone would be just as powerful as it is. In fact, times when my iPhone goes into Safe Mode makes me feel weak and powerless. That’s when a unique jailbreak tweak can light up your iPhone with amazing tricks which are otherwise prohibited by Apple.

While there are millions of free tweaks, there are also powerful tweaks that you have to purchase through Cydia. Saurik, the founder of Cydia, has made it easy for users to pay for jailbreak tweaks through the Cydia app. It’s comparatively easy to install a tweak available for free. However, it takes a little bit more to purchase a tweak available at a certain price. How about purchasing a new Cydia tweak for your iPhone/iPad running iOS 8? Let’s find out!

Also read: 50 iOS 8 Cydia Tweaks for iPhone

In this short tutorial, we’ll see how to purchase the tweaks and why Cydia needs an authenticated account.

Step #1. Open Cydia.

Step #2. Tap on the Search button from bottom menu. Search for the tweak you want to buy and tap on it.

Step #3. When the tweak’s info page loads completely, you should see a Purchase button on top-right. Also note the price for the tweak. Tap on thePurchase button.

Step #4. You will be asked to login via Google or Facebook. This is just an authorization/authentication and does not amount to paying. Choose either Google or Facebook to login.

Step #5. Cydia will ask for your permission. Tap on Accept.

Step #6. One thing is to remember: If you are going to purchase Cydia tweak for the first time with your new device, a page will open which will ask for your permission to link your new device.

Tap on Link Device to Your Account and then choose your payment method.

(You can link your single device to multiple accounts or multiple accounts to the same device depending on the need to do so. )

Step #7. Now, you will be asked to select a payment processor. (Amazon or PayPal).

Step #8. After you tap on PayPal or Amazon, you will be taken to the respective website.If you choose PayPal, you will be landed to the PayPal login page, enter your login details and tap on Pay Now button.

Step #9. When payment process is done, a page will open up confirming that your Transaction is a Success. (Make sure to check out-Transaction status-Completed.) You can also check out the email containing the all the details of your purchase. Tap on Close.

Step #10. Once you close the Payment Status, you will be redirected to Cydia tweak page. Now you can see Install button instead of Purchase at the top right corner. Just tap on Install button to finish the installation process.

That’s all! You have purchased your favourite jailbreak tweak. You can repeat this process to buy any other tweak you want.

Themes like Ayecon, tweaks like Auxo 3, Velox, FolderEnhancer, Any Ring, AnyDrop 3 etc. are paid tweaks that can be purchased through the above steps.

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How To Enable Quick Reply for WhatsApp in iOS 8 on iPhone [Nuntius Cydia Tweak] - guideofcydia.com

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Quick Reply is an innovative feature in Messages app that Apple has brought with it in iOS 8. It lets users to reply to any messages directly from Notification Center itself. This unique feature is limited to only Messages apps and hence not allowed for any third party apps. But, what about getting it for WhatsApp?

Nuntius is a Cydia tweak for iOS 8 that lets you reply WhatsApp messages right from Notification Center on your iPhone. Hence, you won’t need to go to WhatsApp to reply a message. Instead, you can do the same from Notification Center itself. Quite expedient, isn’t it? Here is how to enable quick reply for WhatsApp on iPhone running iOS 8.

Also read: Best WhatsApp Cydia Tweaks for iOS 8

How To Enable Quick Reply for WhatsApp in iOS 8 On iPhone with Nuntius Cydia Tweak

Step #1. Nuntius is still in beta version. So, you will need to add this repohttp://sharedroutine.com/repo/in Cydia sources and install this tweak from that repo. Once you install Nuntius, Quick Reply feature will be enabled for WhatsApp.

Step #2. When you get any WhatsApp message, slide down from the top of your iPhone’s screen to bring Notification Center.

Step #3. Tap on Notifications from the top.

Step #4. Next up, you will see all the notifications lined up. Tap on the WhatsApp notification which you want to reply.

Step #5. Slide down to reveal the text field.

Step #6. Type the message in the text field and then tap on Send.

That’s all there is with it! Needless to jump all the way to the WhatsApp app to do the same.

No Configure Options or Preference Panels

The tweak doesn’t have any configure options or preference panels in Setting app. Whenever you get any WhatsApp message, there will be a quick reply interface. There are still some bugs with this tweak which are being tested. However, you can expect it to come fully prepared once it launches publicly.

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Did Tim Cook say ‘no’ to Apple?

One of the humblest, sincerest, most  transparent and utterly firm statements this year came from Tim Cook, the CEO of one of the world’s most valued  companies. Cook has been for more than three years in arguably the most challenging chair in the corporate world, which he was allotted by his friend and part-mentor, the bizarre genius Steve Jobs. Naturally, much of his work style, corporate handling, product development and marketing strategy is like his predecessor’s. The  market success has been sustained, and this time there was  three to four weeks of waiting in most of Asia for the new iPhone 6.

But why this public declaration, including acknowledgment of this particular “gift from God”, at this moment? It is a personal matter, it must have been known to many in his circles, and he was under no pressure to make a declaration. No, certainly not in the US. He probably was humbled by his success, must have analysed its attributes, including his life’s most personal attributes, and thought he was convinced enough and strong enough to make a statement, even on behalf of others — a statement that may just echo many times in the corporate world. He goes on to say:  “It made me thick-skinned to take the sort of tough decisions my job demands.”

This requires some further explanation. To be “gay” is an accepted phenomenon in the west. It is a gentle existence, aggression hardly heard of, though there are cases of unusual possessiveness, and jealousy. The incidence is higher in the gentler professions such as design, arts, poetry, music and writing. The association of a certain corporate mental tenacity, coming from a personal preference in life, by someone as Tim Cook, would make one think. Is he more forthright in ticking off a man not aligned to the company’s interest because he suffered mental trauma and discrimination by men earlier, or is it a subconscious acceptance of denial of a woman’s charms, which often weaves and shapes decisions (many CEOs gladly accept it as a requisite perk, ending up with a second or third marriage with their secretaries). Does he remotely, internally express this as his “thick skin”, for being undeterred, where other CEOs could be coaxed to take off to Las Vegas on the weekends and settle matters with mutual delight?

He states that though no discrimination was meted out to him by Apple. He, in fact, applauds the company for elevating him to the extremely coveted post and helping him learn empathy towards the minorities. That is his conclusion and connection to preferences in his private life. Empathy is a much-admired human virtue, and has dissertations in management and organizational behaviour. Not to criticize anyone on a sensitive topic, but so many people belonging to the “majorities” possess it in plenty!

Just to take a light-hearted excursion, are we seeing, in the statement a corporate indifference towards the charms, manners and mannerisms of womanhood that make the world go round? The phenomenon accepted, does being “gay” bring about a certain amount of indifference towards the opposite sex? (Women were not mentioned as a “minority”.) And though acceptable it may be, should this component be socially attributable in a section of cases?  Is the counterpart argument also  true? Can lesbian bosses, in spite of their brilliance and corporate success, be more than usually excessive on the “majority” men employees?

And here comes the question of the primordial “Apple”, half bitten, and a reminder and acceptance of the story of Eden. Finally, it was God who carved Eve out of Adam’s rib, to give him company, and put the rest of creation in an auto mode, providing the progeny land, light, water and fruits? We are after all mostly dwelling in the realm of belief! The insignia of Apple Inc could have been a random thought, a spark from the subconscious, but may make someone find it as compelling as the original sin! In fact the prices to the third world are pretty sinful, though the product twice as desirable. Beyond a status symbol, it has even become a sign of literacy!

The concept of “gay” and “lesbian” has been understood and accepted at the genetic level. The “male”, or “female” signified by “XY”  and “XX” chromosomes respectively, may at times not have a full formation in an individual, which may be evident in the habitus. Going a step further, the brain too is primed as “male” or “female” by the respective hormones. As a chance, a man’s or a woman’s brain, with the millions of receptors that are primed seamlessly by the hormones, may be primed such that it may have sexual preferences for the same sex. Therefore, though the percentage may be small, there is scientific evidence to counter the social stigma, and allow an existence in parity as anyone else. There are other hypotheses, but I would let this one suffice for the moment.

There are professions where an accepted  variance of human behaviour may lead to deficiency of conduct. Two decades ago, President Clinton, when faced with the problem of “gay” soldiers in the army, which literally flared up into a disciplinary issue (in the army, even an undeclared affair could be unacceptable, and punishable), put forth the version “Don’t ask, don’t tell”.

The self-declaration of one’s very personal preferences, particularly by people of great standing, cannot be denied to them. Unsaid, his feelings would have still been in order, for the law prevents publishing anyone’s personal life, particularly in such matters. The law is not so much the restraint. Opinions travel. The common man still is under the influence of the church, or whatever be appropriate for his sect. If four more CEOs and three heads of state confessed the same, it wouldn’t be a war, but so many war-like debates would erupt at every street corner, for a personal preference well understood, protected, and re-protected.

But every now and then there is a spark to the discussion, which is of little consequence to the society that has come to terms with it.

To thank God for having been made such  is everyone’s prerogative. Paradises are lost. Paradises are regained.

Is there a psychodynamic workout in being “gay” that adds inner strength and gives an excellent corporate temper? I pay heed to a rather honest and humble acceptance, “… that it made me thick skinned to take the sort of tough decisions one has to take at this position”.

Are there borderline cases where homosexuality spurts out of rejection? Can this be interpreted as a brewing gender bias of a different kind?

It’s Tim Cook, so I won’t doubt it. It’s Tim Cook, therefore there must be something to it!