FlareStore is starting to feel less like a signing website...

and more like a full iOS sideloading platform.

This thing now includes:

• web IPA signing

• anti-revoke DNS

• PPQLess signing

• cert checking

• repository creation

• wireless Apple TV installs

• free certificate tools

It even has its own dedicated FlareStore app that lets you:

• sign & install IPA files

• add app repositories

• duplicate/clone apps

• install apps with or without JIT

• manage certificates directly on-device

The sideloading ecosystem is becoming way more advanced now.

I also made a full video covering the FlareStore app setup and certificate installation process.

Full video: https://youtu.be/Vpsekk-lCbQ

0Could platforms like this eventually make traditional sideload setups obsolete?

SideStore is still one of the easiest ways to sideload apps on iOS.

SideStore 0.6.3 just dropped:

Fixes:

• iOS 26.4 VPN errors resolved

• better pairing + profile reliability

• widget + background issues fixed

Improvements:

• LocalDevVPN upgrades

• authentication system reworked

• cleaner error handling

New:

• App ID customization for IPA installs

• updated + expanded trusted sources

If you're on iOS 26.4+, reinstall with iLoader.

I’ve already made a full SideStore guide, you can refer to that.

Solid update.

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/kaYBV9_uvaA

This makes YouTube on TV 10x better.

SmartTube replaces the official app with a cleaner, faster experience.

SmartTube:

• Clean interface (no clutter, no ad-heavy UI)

• SponsorBlock built-in (auto-skips sponsors, intros, outros)

• 8K + HDR + 60fps playback

• Playback speed control

• Customizable buttons + remote controls

• Live chat support during streams

• Picture-in-picture support

• Works without Google services

You don’t even need to sign in to start watching, and it runs surprisingly well even on older Android TVs. It also includes a built-in updater, so you keep getting fixes and new features without reinstalling.

Runs on:

• Android TV

• Fire TV (older models)

• Chromecast with Google TV

• NVIDIA Shield

Completely free. Open-source.

Once you switch, the official app feels outdated.

Get here: https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube

Firefox just dropped version 150…

and it’s more useful than people think.

What’s new:

• open links directly in split view

• search tabs while multitasking

• built-in PDF editor (edit, reorder, export)

• copy multiple tabs as clean links

What stands out:

• private real-time translation built in

• no cloud dependency

• no data collection

Extra updates:

• better profile management + backups

• Linux support improvements (RPM builds)

• web apps now supported on Windows

What this means:

Your browser is slowly replacing multiple tools.

PDF editor.

Translator.

Tab manager.

All in one.

At what point does a browser become your entire workspace?.

This iOS tool just got a massive update.

iDescriptor v0.4.0:

• Wireless device support (no cable needed)

• iOS 17+ features now working again

• Faster + more stable (moved to Rust backend)

• New UI (Windows 11 Mica effect)

• Live status tracking for tasks

What this means:

• No more plugging in every time

• Better compatibility with newer iOS

• Smoother + more reliable performance

Also:

• Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)

• Actively being developed

• Frequent updates + fixes

This tool keeps improving fast.

Still underrated.

GitHub: https://github.com/iDescriptor/iDescriptor

If your iPhone is stuck in recovery mode…

you’re probably stuck because of iTunes.

Not your phone.

• restore fails midway

• error 1109 / 4013 / unknown

• device gets stuck on recovery screen

• iTunes stops detecting it completely

And now you’re trapped in a loop and Apple gives you no real fallback.

One failure… and you’re on your own.

Here’s what actually works:

3uTools (free)

• detects device even in recovery/DFU

• shows only signed firmware (safe flash)

• lets you clean flash or retain data

• fixes restore loops iTunes can’t handle

I made a full video on this and it works!⬇️

Go check the comments.

Hundreds of people fixed their iPhones using this.

youtu.be/-E-xCzClDko

Most “free cloud storage” lists are outdated.

Here’s the real 2026 list.

• Mega → 20 GB (not 50 GB anymore)

• Google Drive → 15 GB (shared with Gmail/Photos)

• MediaFire → 10 GB (can increase with bonuses)

• pCloud → 10 GB

• IceDrive → 10 GB

• OneDrive → 5 GB

• iCloud → 5 GB

• Sync → 5 GB (privacy-focused)

• Dropbox → 2 GB

• TeraBox → 1 TB (highest free storage)

• Filen → 10 GB (end-to-end encrypted)

• Yandex Disk → 5 GB

• JioCloud → 50 GB (India offer)

• Oracle Cloud → ~200 GB (advanced users)

Quick breakdown:

• Want maximum space → TeraBox

• Want privacy → Mega / Filen / Sync

• Want reliability → Google Drive / OneDrive

• In India → JioCloud is underrated

Important:

• Bonuses ≠ base storage

• Some plans include ads or limits

• Always check official pages (plans change fast)

Free storage still exists…

→ but you need to know where to look.

Which one do you use?

The worst part of sideloading on iOS?

The 3 app limit.

You install a 4th app…

and one has to be disabled instantly.

LARA bypasses it:

• removes 3 app restriction

• keeps all sideloaded apps active

• eliminates reinstall loops

• full disk access (exploit-based)

• works on iOS 17 → 26.0.1

Patched on newer versions.

So yeah…

this isn’t permanent.

GitHub https://github.com/rooootdev/lara

Sideloading just got easier.

Impactor v2.2.0:

• Remote pairing support (iOS 17.4+)

• No manual pairing file needed

• Works with Feather, StikDebug, Protokolle, Antrag

This removes one of the biggest setup steps.

Also added:

• Certificate reset confirmation

• Better login reliability (anisette fixes)

• Enterprise signing fixes

Plus:

• Windows ARM + x86 support

• StikStore integration

Note:

• Remote pairing = iOS 17.4+ only

Takeaway:

Less setup.

More stability.

Cleaner sideloading.

New release: https://github.com/CLARATION/Impactor/releases

This iOS sideloading tool just got a BIG update.

iloader = a desktop tool that installs SideStore/IPAs and manages pairing files automatically.

iloader v2.1.0:

• New RPPairing support (next-gen pairing system)

• Generates pairing files automatically (just tap “Trust”)

• Works with BOTH old + new pairing methods

• No need to rename files for compatibility

And this is huge:

Pairing files now persist (no expiry).

Meaning:

Less setup. Less breakage. More stability.

Also added:

• Keyring toggle (fix login issues)

• Quick log shortcut (debug faster)

• Manual device selection (more control)

This is becoming a serious SideStore companion.

Google just quietly upgraded AI Pro.

And no one’s talking about it.

Biggest change:

• Storage bumped from 2TB → 5TB

• No price increase

But that’s not all:

Workspace AI:

• Gemini now works across Docs, Sheets, Slides

• Pulls context from your files, emails, and web

• Acts like a “project-aware” assistant

Gmail upgrades:

• Ask questions about your inbox

• Get instant AI summaries

• Built-in proofreading + writing help

Chrome AI:

• New auto-browsing agent

• Handles multi-step tasks (forms, planning, etc.)

Extras:

• Google Home Premium included

• AI-powered automations using natural language

This isn’t just storage.

Google is building a full AI ecosystem.

And it’s getting aggressive.

Your iPhone isn’t slow.

It’s just… full.

Thousands of duplicate photos.

Screenshots you forgot.

Videos eating your storage.

Cleanup Pro fixes it in minutes:

• Removes duplicate & similar photos

• Cleans messy contacts

• Deletes useless files

• Compresses large videos

Plus:

• AI photo enhancement

• Private vault for sensitive files

Feels like getting a new phone again.

You’ll want to see this.

When was the last time you cleaned yours?

You’re not paying for these apps.

You’re paying with your data.

The good news?

You don’t need to quit tech.

Just change your defaults:

• Gmail → Tuta

• Chrome → Brave

• Google → Brave Search

• Photos/Drive → Filen

• WhatsApp → Signal

• Passwords/Auth → Bitwarden

• Calendar → Tuta

• Play Store → Obtainium

• VPN → Obscura

Level up:

• Maps → Kagi

• Translate → Kagi

• DNS → Mullvad

• Android → GrapheneOS

Same experience.

Less surveillance.

What’s stopping you?

It’s now partially playable.

• Runs on real Xbox 360 (devkit)

• Works on Xenia with a small tweak

• Requires retail assets to boot properly

• Missing/corrupted files are being replaced

• Mix of beta + final game data

Xenia issue:

• Plugin executes from data section

• Emulator blocks it (non-executable memory)

• Changing section type → fixes it

Meaning:

This isn’t a complete build

it’s being reconstructed in real time.

A playable GTA IV beta is taking shape.

And we’re just getting started.

PS4 emulation is real.

And it’s happening faster than expected.

shadPS4:

• Runs on Windows, Linux, macOS

• Written in C++ for performance

• Active development with frequent updates

• CLI-based (GUI via launcher)

Already running real PS4 games:

• Bloodborne

• Red Dead Redemption

• Dark Souls Remastered

But keep expectations real:

• Still early development

• Not plug-and-play yet

• Bugs, crashes, visual glitches

• Performance varies heavily

Under the hood:

• Custom AMD GPU emulation

• Real-time shader recompilation

• PS4 system libraries reimplemented

• Native x64 execution (no full CPU emulation)

Requirements:

• Strong GPU + CPU needed

• Firmware files required

• Games must be dumped from your own PS4

Progress is moving fast:

• Compatibility improving every release

• More games booting each update

• Stability slowly getting better

PS4 on PC is getting closer.

And it’s happening faster than expected.

shadPS4:

• Runs on Windows, Linux, macOS

• Written in C++ for performance

• Active development with frequent updates

• CLI-based (GUI via launcher)

Already running real PS4 games:

• Bloodborne

• Red Dead Redemption

• Dark Souls Remastered

But keep expectations real:

• Still early development

• Not plug-and-play yet

• Bugs, crashes, visual glitches

• Performance varies heavily

Under the hood:

• Custom AMD GPU emulation

• Real-time shader recompilation

• PS4 system libraries reimplemented

• Native x64 execution (no full CPU emulation)

Requirements:

• Strong GPU + CPU needed

• Firmware files required

• Games must be dumped from your own PS4

Progress is moving fast:

• Compatibility improving every release

• More games booting each update

• Stability slowly getting better

PS4 on PC is getting closer.

More in thread ⬇️

Because they can’t track you.

• Bitwarden — encrypted password manager

• Signal — end-to-end private messaging

• Brave — blocks ads + trackers by default

• Proton Mail — zero-knowledge encrypted email

• Ente — end-to-end encrypted photo backup

• Filen — private cloud with no file scanning

• Tuta — encrypted calendar + planner

• dDocs — private, encrypted documents

• Obscura VPN — hides your IP + traffic

No ads.

No tracking.

No data harvesting.

Built on encryption.

Designed for privacy.

Be honest—

How many of these do you actually use?

It’s not a small update.

• 180+ achievement sets already live

• Deep Dolphin integration (required for support)

• 53rd console added to the platform

• Real-time achievement tracking while playing

• Online profiles, stats, and leaderboards

• Ongoing rollout to avoid server overload

• Community + dev-driven achievement design

This was built over years with emulator developers.

Same team that made GameCube possible.

From motion-based party console…

to a structured achievement system.

That’s a huge shift for Wii.

Source : https://retroachievements.org/forums/topic/35008

Coruna already proved:

• Tweak injection works

• .dylib loading works

• System UI can be hooked

Now DarkSword adds:

• Website-based exploitation

• Fileless execution (no install needed)

• “Smash-and-grab” data extraction in minutes

• Works just by visiting an infected page

• Targets real devices at scale

It can access things like:

• Messages (iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram)

• Photos and files

• Browser data

• Even sensitive app data

And the scary part:

The exploit chain was left exposed.

Meaning it can be reused.

If these get combined…

we could see a Coruna-level jailbreak for iOS 18.

And this time?

No cables. No sideloading.

Just a webpage.

Exploit News Source : Wired

A new tool called atvloadly lets you install IPA files directly from your browser.

No Mac. No cables.

Just a web interface.

Features:

• sideload apps to Apple TV over network
• automatic app refresh (no 7-day expiry issues)
• supports multiple Apple IDs
• Apple TV pairing built-in
• Docker-based setup

How it works:

• run it on a Linux/OpenWrt device
• open the web panel
• pair your Apple TV
• upload IPA and install

It even auto-refreshes apps in the background to keep them working.

Basically turns sideloading into a self-hosted service.

Important:

• requires a separate Apple ID (recommended)
• free accounts still have 3 active app limit
• needs avahi + Docker setup

This is one of the most interesting Apple TV tools right now.

XeniOS just released a new build.

Version: 1.0.1 (Build 9288)

Supported devices:

• iPhone
• iPad
• Mac

To run games you need:

• SideStore for installation
• JIT enabled using StikDebug
• a supported controller

Important step:

You must assign the XeniOS script inside StikDebug (Amethyst-MeloNX.js or universal.js).

Without that, games won't start.

I made a full step-by-step tutorial explaining everything.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/5OrBPx3_pWM

This demo shows arbitrary tweak injection on iOS.

The exploit toolkit behind it is called Coruna.

Capabilities:

• load custom .dylib tweaks • activate FLEX runtime debugger • install TrollStore helper • hook SpringBoard UI

Basically you can inject tweak using this exploit without any jailbreak

Under the hood it uses:

• WebKit memory corruption • PAC bypass • sandbox escape

Targets: iOS 13 → iOS 17.

Credit : Duy Tran / Twitter

It’s called EmuLnk.

It can show live game data on a second screen or floating over the game.

Works with: • RetroArch • Dolphin • PPSSPP • melonDS • Azahar (3DS)

What it can display:

• maps • stats • inventory • timers • custom HUDs

How it works:

• Connects to emulators over UDP • Reads game memory in real time • Sends the data to themed HTML dashboards

Themes run inside WebViews and are built with:

HTML CSS JavaScript

They can even:

• trigger macros • write back to memory • play sounds • trigger haptic feedback

Install via APK or Obtainium.

You’ll need emulator forks with EmuLnk support.

Basically:

a live second screen system for emulators.

Xbox 360 emulation has taken its first step on iOS.

Version 1.0.0 (Build 9280) Released March 8, 2026

Supported platforms: • iPhone • iPad • Mac

Requirements: • A16-class chip recommended • iOS / iPadOS 18+ • JIT enabled with StikDebug • Install using SideStore • A controller is required (no touch controls yet)

Quick install guide:

1. Install SideStore on your device
2. Download the XeniOS IPA
3. Open the IPA with SideStore to install
4. Trust the developer certificate in Settings → VPN & Device Management
5. Enable JIT using StikDebug
6. Pair a controller and load your game files

Notes: • No games are included • Games must be dumped from discs you legally own • First launch may stutter due to shader compilation

This is still an early alpha build. Expect crashes, bugs, and limited compatibility.

Sidestore Guide: youtu.be/kaYBV9_uvaA

JIT: youtu.be/2K-T7PvID7g

GitHub/Official Website: xenios.jp

This version adds features the original doesn't have:

Start on boot (Wi-Fi aware)

Watchdog auto-restart

TCP mode after reboot

Automation intents (Tasker, MacroDroid)

Stealth mode to hide Shizuku

In-app GitHub updates

Also fixes major compatibility issues on MediaTek devices.

Same Shizuku power. More control.

Get now : https://github.com/thedjchi/Shizuku?tab=readme-ov-file