SubtleLock makes your lock screen more minimalist (Cydia)

The lock screen of our iPhones and iPads has become much more minimalist since the release of iOS 7 last year, but there are still many to whom the big clock on the top and the date, along with the other small elements that appear on the screen as the lines indicating the existence of the notification center or the control center, the swipe to unlock text or the camera icon in the lower right corner, they are annoying and would like a much cleaner look of the lockscreen. For that very reason, SubtleLock appeared several years ago, a tweak that has just been updated to be compatible with iOS 8 and that allows you to delete and modify some of these elements from the lock screen.

SubtleLock allows you modify the clock, making it smaller, adding the seconds, or removing the date so that only the time appears. It also allows you to modify the text "Slide to unlock" by a text that you configure yourself or simply delete it. Allows you to change the typeface of the labels, the font color, etc. The little bars in the notification center and control center can also be removed, even the camera icon.

Note that Even if you remove these graphic elements, you do not lose the function, that is, even if you delete the camera icon, you can access it by sliding from the bottom right upwards, as always.

The tweak has a very simple configuration, with a menu within the system settings that allows you to make the modifications that we have already indicated. You can find it on the BigBoss repo with the name SubtleLock (iOS 8) to differentiate it from the previous versions for iOS 6 and for iOS 7. Any of the versions has the same price, $ 1,00, and they only work for the operating system that they indicate.