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Love and hate, Live Photos is one of the unique features attached to the iOS camera. "Live Photo" is enabled by default on all devices, and users can choose to disable it at any time, but wouldn't it be great if iOS were switched automatically according to the situation?

If you agree with the above concepts, you may like the free jailbreak adjustment recently released by iOS developer Ben Janis called AutoLivePhotos. This adjustment attempts to automatically turn on or off iOS's Live Photo mode based on the photo theme.

According to our collection, when the camera application detects a face in a frame, AutoLivePhotos automatically enables the "real-time photo" mode (face detection is represented by the golden border shown in the screenshot example above).

As you might expect, when a face disappears from the screen, automatic photos will automatically disable the "real-time photo" mode to prevent any "real-time photos" from being taken when the person is not the subject of your photo.

According to developers, this is useful because it helps you take more vivid personal photos, such as group photos, portraits and selfies. On the contrary, purely practical pictures (such as receipts and other inanimate objects) will not be used as "real-time photos" because. Well, it's pointless now.

AutoLivePhotos does not have any configuration options, so you only need to install it from the selected package manager. To disable this adjustment, you need to uninstall it from the package manager.

If you are interested in using AutoLivePhotos, you can download it for free from Cydia or Sileo's Packix repository. This adjustment supports all jailbreak iPhone 6s and later phones running iOS 10, 11 and 12. Please note that not all phones support real-time photos, such as iPhone 6 and earlier.

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