Again we return to the load with a tweak that allows us to modify the aesthetics of operation of our iPhone. This time we are talking about SpringChanger, a tweak that does not add any functionality, but instead it only affects the aesthetics of our device, changing the screen that is shown every time you respring, something common if we are jailbreak users. Every time we restart our device, the Apple logo appears with the background in black, a background that fortunately with SpringChanger we can change as well as the color that the Apple logo shows us, a color that may be the one we like the most, not a default one as other applications offer us.
SpringChanger, not only allows us to change the Apple logo, but also allows us to add an image to the background, leaving aside the traditional black that accompanies us since the first versions of iOS every time we do a restart or turn on our device. For set the color we want the logo to show us, we must enter a hexadecimal code or select it from the color palette that offers us the configuration options.
Regarding the background image, this tweak allows us to select which image we want to show in the background of the restart screen, if we want to change it, since we can only change the color of the logo leaving the background black. Once we have selected the color of the logo and the background image, we can preview the result to see if it suits our tastes. To be able to use this tweak, you must have MakeRespingsGreatAgain installed, a tweak that will be installed automatically when you install SpringChanger if you don't have it installed. SpringChanger is available for download for free via the BigBoss repo and it is compatible with all devices with iOS 10 installed.
