Despite the fact that iOS is a fairly closed system that prevents the access of any third-party application, in the absence of the Jailbreak there has always been a bit of room for maneuver on the part of applications such as iFunBox, iExplorer or iMazing (image) that allowed you to access to the file system, although not as complete as with the jailbreak. However, the arrival of iOS 8.3 has been an important change, and that is You can no longer access the applications of our iPhone or iPad using any of these file explorers.
iOS 8.3 has ended our freedom to control data within our applications and games installed on the iPhone or iPad. Apple has blocked access to the directory of any application as of this version of iOS. Previously they only prevented writing. Now we have completely lost control of the applications installed on our devices. We are working on this. Until we fix it, iFunBox will not be able to access any application if the device is not jailbroken.
At this time only applications that have the option "Share with iTunes" activated they will be accessible by these file explorers. This option refers to the ability to add files from iTunes, as with applications such as VLC. The rest of the applications will have their access completely closed, and there will be no way to read the data through any browser of this type. Quite a cheap blow for the developers of these applications who are surely looking for how to solve this problem that affects them so directly. We insist, all those who have Jailbroken do not have the slightest problem and will be able to continue accessing their entire file system as before. Meanwhile, those who are already on iOS 8.3 can only wait for a Jailbreak to be released, which may take longer than desirable.
