Difference between revisions of "Monarch 13A83262c"

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Upon booting into [[SwitchBoard.app]], you’ll find the following applications:
 
Upon booting into [[SwitchBoard.app]], you’ll find the following applications:
 
*[[AltoMobile]]
 
*[[AltoMobile]]
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*[[DuetViewer]] (hidden)
 
*[[GrapeCal]]
 
*[[GrapeCal]]
 
*[[iDTracer]]
 
*[[iDTracer]]
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*[[Operator]] (hidden)
 
*[[Operator]] (hidden)
 
*[[QRCode]]
 
*[[QRCode]]
*[[DuetViewer]] (hidden)
 
 
*[[Alternate Reliability]]
 
*[[Alternate Reliability]]
 
*[[Reliability]]
 
*[[Reliability]]

Revision as of 23:06, 1 March 2020

iPhone 6 running 13A83262c from @ThermalDOE on Twitter.

Background

This is an internal build of iOS 9.0, originally discovered on an iPhone 6 PVT, which runs SwitchBoard. A dump of its filesystem weighs in at around 4.5 gigabytes.

Many apps are broken on this build and opening them results in a respring loop. Some of the apps affected include MMI and Reliability. This could be due to a bug in the software, the apps conflicting with each-other, incorrect permissions, missing files, or something else.

Applications

Interestingly, this build contains Alternate Reliability in addition to its regular counterpart. Operator also seems to have a redesign as well. The Phone app from iOS seems to be present in this build, strangely

Upon booting into SwitchBoard.app, you’ll find the following applications: