Today we are talking about a new tweak called BatteryBanners, a tweak that we can invoke through Activator so that send us a notification, notification that will show the battery percentage. Through the iOS configuration options, we can add the battery percentage so that it is displayed next to its icon, information that will help us know how we are on battery at all times. But then what is it for? Jailbreak users usually make use of different tweaks to customize the status bar with different icons that offer us information on different aspects. In this sense, if we eliminate the battery percentage we have an extra space so that they do not overlap.
In the status bar you can show the rotation lock icon, the alarm, the name of the telephone operator, if we use a VPN, the day we meet, the strength of the Wi-Fi signal and so we could be all the morning. The extra space that eliminating the percentage offers us is not a problem to know the battery level, since thanks to BatteryBanners, we can obtain the same information through an Activator gesture.
Information about the battery level we can get it directly from the lock screen or on the home screen of our device. Since its operation goes hand in hand with Activator, we must go to Activator to be able to associate a gesture to this tweak that shows us the notification we are looking for. Obviously if we are ordered, it is likely that this tweak will not be necessary for us at any time, but it must be recognized that tweak developers think of everything when launching these types of applications.
BatteryBanners, is available for download for free in the BigBoss repository and requires Activator to work.
It could already notify the mobile when it reaches 100% when charging.
You have to have the% activated, bad Apple
The tweak and the article are fine, but I would put a "(Jailbreak)" at the end of the title. I have entered excited thinking that it would be a new function of iOS 11 or one of the current version that I did not know, or some third-party app perhaps ... But no, it was Jailbreak again ... It has not happened to me only with this article, but with more than blog in general ... (some articles have it and others don't, there should be consensus, I think).