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iOS 7.1 it has been available for just over two weeks, but until now various bugs have been discovered in the operating system developed by those from Cupertino. Today we add a new car to the long list allows us to download the native applications of iOS 7 from the Springboard with just a few quick and precise movements. In the video clip above you can see the procedure, which is similar to the one you have to do to insert folders inside folders in iOS 7, everything working only until a first restart of the iDevice.
To perform the procedure you must:
- move all the native applications you want to hide to a folder.
- move the folder to a Springboard page that is full of icons, here including the spaces in the dock.
- create a new folder using any applications, then extremely quickly move the initially created folder to the new one, before the new folder creation animation ends.
- remove from the folder the two applications initially used to make it, and the folder should disappear together with the folder where you initially moved the native applications.
Considering that we are talking about a procedure with a temporary effect, you must be aware that it could be repeated constantly if your terminals reset often.
