Best Free In-App Purchase Tweaks From Cydia for Your iPhone

Almost every single apps from the App Store has something called In-app purchases. It’s a subscription model that allows creators to make money and users get to unlock exclusive contents, be it a pack of gems from Clash Royale or no more ads for the rest of the videos.

While most in-app purchases stay true to what they advertise, some deliver less while charging more. There are cases where iPhone and iPad users paid $0.99 to remove a banner advertisement that keeps popping whenever they interact with their application. However, the ads remain unchanged while the developer collected your money.

LocaliAPStore
This one is by far the most popular in-app purchase tweak from Cydia. The newest version of LocaliAPStore works well with iOS 10 and most apps.
Joseph, a reader of ours, shared:

I often have to use this tweak for children apps because I wouldn’t be too sure if this drawing app will give unlimited brushes to my daughter or not.
To install LocaliAPStore on your jailbroken iPhone:

1. Open Cydia.
2. Reload sources.
3. Add the following source: http://repo.biteyourapple.net.
4. Once LocalIAPStore is installed, open your Settings app.
5. Go to its dedicated page and select Enable.

iAP Cracker
I first heard of in-app purchase tweak through a tweak called iAP Cracker. This one is an OG in the category. However, not a lot of people use it, especially the one that jailbreak their iOS 10 using Yalu because the tweak hasn’t been updated yet.
With that being said, if you have a jailbroken iPhone or iPad running on any firmware below that, iAP Cracker should works perfectly for you.
This tweak is now available on the HackYouriPhone repository (http://repo.hackyouriphone.org)

IAPCrazy2
This is an updated version of the first iAPCrazy tweak. It now has support for iOS 9.x to 10.2. In case LocaliAPStore doesn’t work on your device, iAPCrazy2 would be a good replacement.
The repo for it is http://apt.youyuanapp.com/iAPFree
We can’t finish this list without mentioning iAPFree. One thing you should know about it is that this package is only compatible with iOS 6 and 7. It used to work well, but the supported version hasn’t gone up since evasi0n.


iAPFree
We can’t finish this list without mentioning iAPFree. One thing you should know about it is that this package is only compatible with iOS 6 and 7. It used to work well, but the supported version hasn’t gone up since evasi0n.
You can install iAPFree on your iPhone using this repo: http://cydia.heaveniphone.com

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