In a butshell a repository is a website where the different apps and tweaks are
stored.
When you add a repository to cydia you are giving it permission to
access those apps and download them.
There are somewhere around 5 that are pre installed when you jailbreak
and these are the only ones that have truely been vouched for and tested for
security.
It is possible to add a repository with harmful content in it so make
sure you are comfortable with anything you add.
i hope this helps make sense of it.
have a good day!
Mike
On Jul 7, 2012, at 12:18 PM, Kramlinger, Keith G., M.D. wrote:
> Just starting to get into your Jailbreaking podcast.
>
> Can you explain more about repository? I'm not familiar with that term
> or concept.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Blinkin
> Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2012 5:45 PM
> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Jail breaking
>
> I will cover this also in my podcast.
> I have had one or two extra bugs while using voice over on my
> jailbroken iPhone 4 but nothing has ever moved and the bugs are
> certainly easy to live with.
> The two biggest I deal with occasionally are folders closing a
> split second after I open them and I just have to re tap the screen and
> occasionally when I press the sleep button my phone will take a screen
> shot instead of locking.
> to fix this I just tap the home button twice then hit the sleep
> button and it goes right to sleep.
> these are the only issues I have ever had with voice over.
> Everything has worked just fine for me but I have not unlocked my phone.
> Only jailbroken it.
> If I am lucky I will have one of these bugs happen tonight when
> I finish recording.
> cheers!
>
> Mike M
> On Jul 5, 2012, at 5:04 PM, Kelly Pierce wrote:
>
>> Greetings from Chicago. I have never owned a cell phone before and
>> really learned the benefit of one when I was in a suburb and asked
>> folks for directions a few times. no one could answer my questions
>> directly. they all turned to their smart phones! I realized I could
>> have the same thing in my hand that was fully accessible. I learned
>> about the Straight Talk service and discovered that iPhone service is
>> now more affordable than high speed Internet access was when I first
>> subscribed more than 10 years ago.
>>
>> to use Straight Talk or most of the other prepaid services, it is
>> necessary to unlock the phone. Unlocking usually requires jail
>> breaking, I understand. Even if it doesn't I would eventually
>> jailbreak anyway for the added flexibility. A friend told me that
>> unlocked and jail broken phones are unstable with Voice Over. He said
>> the places where one gestures or taps to initiate actions can move or
>> change. These shifting locations he said can make it difficult for a
>> blind person to use an unlocked phone. For this reason, he urges blind
>> people to use contract service only.
>>
>> has anyone else experienced this with unlocked or jailbroken phones?
>> Is voice Over less responsive and precise in unlocked or jail broken
>> configurations than an out of the box phone from a contract provider?
>>
>> I appreciate all the contributions people have made in the few days I
>> have been on the list. I have learned so much already. I can't wait
>> to get started on this adventure in independence.
>>
>> Kelly
>>
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