With this tweak we can set the sound individually to each app

At the moment it seems that users who continue to enjoy iOS 9.x jailbreak are lucky, since at the moment no jailbreak is observed on the horizon despite the fact that Luca Tadesco has shown by active and passive that it can be done, even through Safari, so users have certain doubts about the possible arrival or not of jailbreak to the existing versions of iOS 9. At this rate iOS 10 will arrive and we will still not be able to enjoy the jailbreak, it seems that it is the beginning of the end of the jailbreak.

But although it cannot be done to the latest version of iOS, there are still users who have jailbreak on their devices, and those lucky ones you can enjoy tweaks like the one I present to you today, which allows us to establish a different volume for the application that we run on our device.

We are talking about VolumePanel, the ideal tweak for many users who are tired of having to adjust the volume quickly when we open an application, we put on a movie, we have to lower the volume of the iPhone, we start up Apple Maps to navigate, we run Apple Music or another streaming music player…. This tweak allows us to adjust the volume of each application that we run independently.

To run VolumePanel the developer offers you two options: through a gesture with Activator or by adding the information to the control center, so that every time we run it we can access and modify the volume of the applications. The problem with making use of it through the control center is that it is located in the playback controls, which will force us to make one more touch on the screen to be able to access it and modify the settings.

The VolumePanel tweak is located available on the BigBoss repo for $ 1,49 and it is only compatible with the iPhone and iPod, nothing on the iPad at least for now. It also requires at least iOS 8 to work.