Appaze 2 jailbreak tweak released with up to 17 customization options

Appaze is a jailbreak tweak that allows you to set display brightness and volume level for individual apps. The app from developer AnthoPak came last year. And, it seems, the app has already grown popular enough for the developer to come up with a major update.

AnthoPak came out with Appaze 2 yesterday. The new app adds more features to the current functionality of just brightness and volume level. Appaze 2 allows users to customize up to 17 settings for each app.

Moreover, it supports all devices from iOS 11 to iOS 13 (including iPad), the developer said a Reddit post.

The initial goal of Appaze was to allow per-app volume/brightness customization. People quickly asked me to add the ability to also set per-app toggles (Orientation Lock, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc), so I’ve updated Appaze to add support for toggles

Talking of customization options, Appaze 2, in addition to Volume and Brightness, allow users to customize Auto Brightness, Auto Screen Lock, Low Power Mode, Dark Mode, Hide Stock Alerts, Location, VPN, Cellular, Wi-Fi, Airplane, Orientation Lock, Bluetooth, Do Not Disturb, Night Shift and Ringer.

AnthoPak claims that the UI of the app is clean, friendly and easily reachable. Moreover, users can customize the app’s UI as well, such as with a Dark and a Light theme. Or, users can customize the numbers of options so that the app shows only the relevant toggles.

Assuring the integrity of the app, the developer says the app (Appaze 2) has been tested thoroughly for weeks on many devices, and thus, it won’t affect the performance of the device.

Developer has also uploaded a YouTube video explaining the features of Appaze 2. For those unaware, it is not a free app, and you will have to spend $1.99 to get it (it is available on Packix). Those who bought Appaze before are eligible for 50% off, the developer says.

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