FlipControlCenter Beta 0.1

FlipControlCenter beta (0.1)

Remember how SBsettings brought a bunch of toggles to the notification center and made iOS much better to use? Wanted to have such toggles on iOS 7 control center? 

A few days ago, Ryan Petrich, the renounced developer of Activator, showed off a video clip of an iOS 7 tweak he's been working on. The tweak is named 'FlipControlCenter'. As the name suggests, it modifies the control center introduced on iOS7. Apparently, the tweak does support ARM64 devices.

The tweak adds a few more toggles to the control center and  lets you rearrange the order of toggles. The toggles are paged, so you can scroll through them. The default control center UI has five toggles, airplane mode, wifi, bluetooth, DND, and portrait orientation lock. This tweak extends it and lets you control your device better right from control center without having to open to settings app. As you already know, control center can be opened from anywhere.

The tweak comes with 16 pre-loaded toggles and new toggles from other devs will be released in the coming days. It has an option to suppress toggles on lockscreen, so that in case your phone is theft or lost, you can preset the phone not to show toggles that will thwart tracking the phone with 'find my iPhone'. It's recommended to suppress location and mobile data and if necessary, wifi as well.

You can also set the number of toggles that should show per page. 5 is the default.

The tweak is available for free on Ryan Petrich's repo. If you don't have his repo on your source list, add it by tapping edit > add > enter "http://rpetri.ch/repo". Remember that this tweak is still in beta phase and may not work good as expected. But as of now, I don't see anything wrong.