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Yesterday I showed you a complicated method by which you could move applications from Springboard to the Newsstand of iOS, and today I have for you an even more complicated method for performing a respring without doing jailbreak your iDevice. Although method it works, it is extremely complicated and to be honest it is much easier to jailbreak the device than to follow the steps below, but in the absence of other opportunities you have no choice.
On non-jailbroken iDevices, you don't even have a reason to respring, considering that you can't install tweaks and you can't modify the system, but if you get bored long enough, you can try the steps below.
Une réponse en deux parties: Create two folders, one containing apps or shortcuts that you don't care to use.
Une réponse en deux parties: Place the folder containing apps that you don't care about on page three of your Home screen. Place the folder containing apps that you care about on page two of your Home screen.
Une réponse en deux parties: Swipe over to page 3, and press the Home button, then immediately tap and hold on the folder you just placed there. The screen should quickly swipe over to the first page. Quickly swipe back to the second page containing the other folder you created.
Une réponse en deux parties: If you did this properly, then wiggle mode should automatically kick in without you doing so. Tap the folder on the second page to open it, and then press the Home button. Your folder from the third page should be placed into the folder on the second page.
Une réponse en deux parties: Open the folder on the second page, and tap and drag all of the apps out of the folder, being careful to leave the folder containing the apps you don't care about in the folder.
Une réponse en deux parties: All that should remain in the folder is the folder containing apps you don't care about. Now enter wiggle mode, and rename the main folder "Respring".
Une réponse en deux parties: Any time you would like to respring, simply open up the respring folder, and tap the folder residing inside of it. This will automatically cause your iPhone to "crash" and spring back to the Lock screen.
Une réponse en deux parties: Feel free to place this shortcut in a place where you can easily access it.
