How does Apple's mobile phone achieve information transparency?

At present, only iPhone5s and Android are supported, but it can be after jailbreak, which is more troublesome. It is recommended not to do it, it is easy to get stuck. It took so long to escape from prison, but I still think that Apple is original and easy to use. After installing the mandatory plug-in, the phone will become more and more stuck.

If the transparency of Apple's mobile phone QQUI can't be realized, you need to install a third-party plug-in or a deep-effect QQ skin file after jailbreak. This method is feasible; Or download QQ theme assistant from cydia after jailbreak, you can manually need QQ skin.

How does iphone set the folder background to be transparent? Generally speaking, the most common beautification of iOS jailbreak is transparency, such as notification center, control center, setup page and folder. The author also found a trick to make folders and labels transparent on devices that have not escaped from prison, as shown in the figure below. How did this happen? The following small series teaches you how to set the folder background transparency for iphone.

In fact, the method is very simple. You can use a 3*3 pixel gray picture to make the folder transparent, just like the folder below is transparent and the label is hidden.

First of all, we need to download two pictures, please go to Baidu's network disk to download.

If your iPhone is running iOS 9.0 or later, you can save one of the pictures to an album and set it as a mobile phone wallpaper. However, if your iPhone is running a system below iOS 9.0, you can only set the picture in Figure 2 as the mobile phone wallpaper.

After setting it as wallpaper, turn on Settings-General-Accessibility-Enhance Contrast, and turn on the "Reduce Transparency" switch, then the folder will become transparent, isn't it amazing?

How to hide labels?

If the folder shakes after being pressed for a long time, click to open the folder, delete the original label in the label edit bar, copy the code in brackets (), and paste it into the label edit box to hide the folder label. Note: there is indeed a piece of code in parentheses, but it is invisible.

The final effect is shown in the figure below.

In fact, the reason is very simple. The picture only uses the same color as the folder, which is just a cover-up. This Bug has not been fixed in the iOS 9.3.2 system. Interested friends can give it a try!