Meet ColorMeCC, a jailbreak tweak to personalise Control Center

The jailbreaking community on iOS has been rather vibrant among savvy iOS users. This helps them escalate privileges on their Apple devices for the purpose of removing software restrictions imposed by Apple on iOS.

Once jailbroken, an iOS device is open to a whole host of new interesting things. Customization options that were previously unheard of on iOS become possible.

One new nifty tool to try out on your jailbroken iPhone is ColorMeCC. What is ColormeCC you ask? Well, this tool allows you to color up your Control Center.

Granted, this is not the first time we’re seeing such a tool. People in this jailbreaking scene might be familiar with Magma by NoisyFlake. This comes to mind when we think of coloring iOS’ control center.

This is the initial release (V.1.0.0) and as such, we should expect more updates with a lot more features. It is also worth noting that this release brings quite a number of features.

Features:
– Color CC background
– Color CC modules
– Dynamic music module color

Since this new app isn’t the first to allows jailbreakers to color their control center, a lot of parallels are being drawn between ColorMeCC and Magma. Magma is a paid app while ColorMeCC is free. But how do they compare?

Well, according to the developer;

Magma has a whole lot of customization while ColorMeCC is a relatively basic tweak that allows for basic customization. Magma is paid because it has a lot more features and a lot work put into it while ColorMeCC is free and not that feature-rich.
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The developer further goes to clarify that while ColorMeCC is free, it is not open source. He further adds that he, however, plans to open-source tweaks that have reached the end of life.

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