Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), does not allow us to hide the native applications installed in iPhone, iPad or our iPod Touches, Tim Cook still announcing last year that his engineers are working on a method that will allow us to we delete the native applications useless that take up pointless space in devices.
Until the moment of publicly offering this option for us, someone discovered a bug al iOS 9.1 si iOS 9.2 which allows us to hide any native or other application of our terminals, at least until we restart the devices.
Yes, using the trick explained below and presented in the clip, you will be able to hide from the main applications screen any application visible in your terminals, whether it was installed through the App Store, or whether it is part of the operating system and cannot be normally hidden.
Operations of this kind can be done without problems after jailbreak, but today's method is available to anyone, even without a jailbreak, but I told you above that it is only temporary, so if you want to enjoy its effects as much as possible, avoid restarting the terminals.
Hide iPhone and iPad applications
To hide any applications on iPhone and iPad you must:
- Create a folder with the applications you want to hide.
- Select the icon of the desired application and drag it to the right to create a new page in the folder, then release it in that page.
- Select the icon of that application again and drag it to the right to create another page in that folder, but don't release it, but press the Home button while you still have it under your finger and it will completely disappear from the main screen.
As you can see, the whole procedure can be done by anyone in just a few seconds, but you must not forget that although everything is done very quickly, the changes are temporary, so you don't spend that much time with them.
