As always, every time we open Cydia after a successful jailbreak installation. We will see a message that says "Preparing Filesystem" or "Preparing the file system", and underneath "Cydia will exit when complete" or "Cydia will close when completed". This screen is like our father of the Jailbreak, in fact, on many occasions we have had to wait a long time for this configuration to finish in order to continue using our device correctly. However, the iPhone 6s does not stop surprising us for a single day, it is extremely fast to carry out this configuration.
It is no secret that the iPhone 6s is fast, in fact it is very fast. We have seen many comparisons, the most famous is the one that we publish here after a few weeks in which it left behind a Samsung Galaxy Note 5 that almost doubles the hardware in every way. But we all know that the Jailbreak has its good things and its bad things, and one of the bad things is precisely that it often negatively affects the stability of our device, both at the battery level and the speed of processing actions, without However, it seems that the iPhone 6s runs the jailbreak without messing up, faster than ever as we can see in the video of the guys from iDownloadBlog.
This news is pleasant for iPhone 6s users who plan to Jailbreak, although it is quite obvious that Jailbreak is attracting less and less the attention of iOS users due to the implementations that Apple is doing in iOS with the step of each update. In fact, a server is a lover of Jailbreak, but this time it is not going to give up the stability, speed and power of iOS 9.1 (5) on an iPhone 6 to spice up the Jailbreak.
It is not the only one, since my Iphone 5S did not take more than 5 seconds to perform the same operation. I see it very fast in general with ios 9 with jailbreak than with ios 8 with jailbreak which I had until today in the morning. I think it may be because of the METAl api but I'm not really sure.
Can someone tell me why for two days there is no way to visit this website (not from a Mac, not from an iPhone) and that the news appears as it is being posted? Today, for example, I've been with the news about last night's "preference Loader" on Mac, on the iPhone, for its part, I think the newest thing that appears to me is the Facebook and 3D Touch from a few days ago.
You have to be a beast to pick up the new phone and fill it with that virus-filled crap, capable of stealing account data, and destroying the security for which Apple devices are known. When things start to happen, let no one blame Apple, but each one, for making bad decisions.
You seem understood on the subject (it's irony, don't come upstairs) …… and about the 'security for which Apple devices are known', ask the Hollywood celebrities whose intimate photos circulate on the internet.
Regarding the 'news' ...... I do not see the news anywhere, if there is any news it would be if the 6S ran Cydia slower than the others, which would not make any sense using the same hardware as always but more inflated.
Here is a candidate to destroy your device with all the "good" that the jailbreak brings. And before speaking, find out: iCloud passwords were the problem, just as bad, no doubt, as the ones you will use on your devices (if you have them).
Men; neither is that, as much as being a beast. If I have the iPhone and use it for nonsense, then it gives more or less the same, and that is 70% of the rock, if on the other hand I know what I do, I will pay for tweaks or I will look for free with some type of guarantee. for example reading a lot in forums of this type.
You don't have to be so dramatic either,
If a device that contains card data, passwords, addresses, etc., you put software in it that comes from you do not know where, or made by whom, or what it contains, just to do what Android does, you have made the wrong decision. device: talk to Samsung.
The "Preparing the system" process moves the user's data and creates folders for tweaks, it is so to speak an organization process in which Lydia makes room for her things and accommodates herself, this speed is probably due to the flash storage again generation and at the speed of the A9 processor combined, a joy 😀
Juan… I jailbroken a 6 gigabyte iPhone 128 to a friend… and it took less than 5 seconds .. It was to open cydia, prepare the files (5 seconds) and do the respring… I don't think it's because of the A9… because my iPad Air 1 took the same time as the iPhone 6 ...
Regards!!