Like every year, and every version of iOS, users and more fans discover some bugs or little tricks that relate to the "home screen", I mean the screen where all the icons of installed apps or system.
Recently it has been found a bug in iOS 7.1, in slang called "glitch", which allows you to easily hide a variety of applications, including those of the system that can not be eliminated and, if unused, they fill only spaces or folders on the home screen unnecessarily . With this guide applications such as "compass", "memos", "calculator" and "weather" disappear easily. Of course, the applications are not cleared on every reboot and the terminal (also a respring) recur quietly.
To do this you must follow these steps:
1. Place inside a folder all apps that you want to hide;
2. Place this folder into a page on the home screen That is completely full (including the 6 areas of the dock - when it comes to iPad);
3. Drag any app onto another to create a folder and immediately drag the folder with the app to hide inside that you just created (in the video that you can follow good idea of the timing necessary to do this).
4. Remove the two apps that we used to create the folder and then drag out the subfolder with the app to remove. Now the folder will disappear.
It 's very likely that Apple blocks this bug in an upcoming update to iOS 7.1, and then this process then fall into obscurity, but as long as it is available why not take advantage if it is useful?
We leave the video demonstration of the procedure:
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