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Admittedly, I'm the kind of person who gets a little tactile feedback when operating iPhone, so I've been testing the latest jailbreak adjustments related to tactile feedback because they keep coming to the surface.

One of the department's latest add-ons is an add-on called "looper" developed by iOS developer Soh Satoh. According to our collection, it can provide tactile feedback on almost anything you want in iOS.

After installation, you will find a dedicated preferences panel in the Settings application where you can configure your preferred tactile feedback options:

Here, you can:

Switch tactile feedback as needed.

Choose the tactile feedback intensity you like.

Light

Media

Heavy

Enable tactile feedback when the control center is turned on or off.

Enable tactile feedback when using any button in the control center.

Enable tactile feedback when operating the volume button.

Enable tactile feedback when operating the lock button.

Enable tactile feedback when operating the home button.

Enable tactile feedback when you click the home screen icon.

Enable tactile feedback when typing on the keyboard.

In most cases, I only use tactile feedback when typing on the keyboard, because it makes the typing experience more natural. But I began to appreciate the subtle vibrations of using the control center and launching the application.

If you like tactile feedback as much as I do, then Hapticker can't go wrong. This adjustment, which can be purchased from Cydia or Sileo's Packix repository for $0.98, supports all jailbreak devices running iOS 11 or 12.

What do you think is the type of tactile feedback? Please tell us in the comments below.

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