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good hack man

lol nice

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try and keep adding more as you find more people will appreciate it alot!

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Good post

Hey guys this video helped me out alot. I can do a typed out version if you want ~MightySquad Credits to: Billy Ellis

lol

nice

You could maybe sell it right?

Nice!

You can visit this website : http://j.25pp.com/ota_tutorial.html or install it on http://pangu.io and use Cydia Impactor.

Clear all the data from the Application on your computer (cache, ect.) then maybe restart your iDevice and then try.

Make sure your Jailbreak is activated, then using safari download enabler open the deb in Filza/iFile and install then edit the settings in settings.

Just install a tweaked version of apps. Using Cydia Impactor.

They can visit the Xbox website and redeem a code. And why not reply a giveaway is a giveaway

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Oh my bad thanks man

Not understanding what your saying, seems you quoted the code from above.

ok, im so tired right now

Basic's of Objective-C Object Creation Object creation basically explains itself in it's name, it creates 'objects' that you can use in your app ( or in our case hack/edit ) A template would be as followed: MyClass *objectName = [[MyClass alloc]init] ; The "objectName" as seen in the example code above is the name of the code, and the MyClass is the name of your project and your basically creating a stem from it to thus create something amazing (or hack/edit in our case) Methods-A method is a code block that contains a series of statements Method is declared in Objective C as follows − - (returnType)methodName:(typeName)variable1 argument1:(typeName)variable2; An example is shown: -(void)calculateAreaForRectangleWithLength CGfloat)length andBreadth CGfloat)breadth; Instance Methods-When no static modifier is present, the method is said to be an instance method Instance methods can be accessed only after creating an object for the class. Memory is allocated to the instance variables. An example instance method is shown below. -(void)simpleInstanceMethod; It can be accessed after creating an object for the class as follows − MyClass *objectName = [[MyClass alloc]init] ; [objectName simpleInstanceMethod]; Important Data Types in Objective C Data Type 1 NSString Used for representing a string. 2 CGfloat Used for representing a floating point value (normal float is also allowed but it's better to use CGfloat). 3 NSInteger Used for representing integer. 4 BOOL Used for representing Boolean (YES or NO are BOOL types allowed). You can further your knowledge with Objective-C and start making flex hacks (and maybe converting to .deb) here: https://iosgods.com/topic/904-tutorialvideo-hack-games-with-flex-and-convert-it-to-deb-tweak/ ~MightySquad