How to Install Apps on a Jailbroken and Cydia Unlocked iPhone

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How to Install Apps on a Jailbroken and Cydia Unlocked iPhone

The iPhone is a smart phone manufactured and marketed by Apple Inc. One of the iPhone's features is the ability to download thousands of free and paid applications from Apple's App store. Apple normally sells the iPhone with a carrier lock that prevents using the phone with another cellular service provider's Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card or from downloading non App Store applications. Many users, however, choose to jailbreak and unlock their iPhone so they can use their phone on other cellular networks, and so they can download applications from Cydia. Cydia is an Apple App store alternative that is available on jailbroken and unlocked iPhones. If you have a jailbroken iPhone, you can, therefore, install applications from Cydia and from Apple's App store.

Things You'll Need

  • Jailbroken iPhone with Cydia
  • Cellular data or Wi-Fi connection
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Instructions

  1. Cydia

    • 1

      Tap the "Cydia" icon on your iPhone.

    • 2

      Select the "Search" option. In the Cydia search bar, type the name or a description of the application you want to download. Select the application that matches your search query.

    • 3

      Press the blue "Install" button to download and install the application on your iPhone.

    Apple App Store

    • 4

      Tap the "App Store" icon.

    • 5

      Select the "Search" option and type the name or description of the application you would like to download. Select the application from the list of applications that match your search query.

    • 6

      Press the blue "Free" icon for free applications. If you are want to download and install paid applications, the blue button will have the price of the application. Press the green "Install" icon to complete the download and installation process.

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