If you have a jailbreak installed on your iPhone, you probably know that you have to restore it every time you turn off the device, i.e. perform a so-called re-jailbreak. Most of us will probably rarely get into this situation, so if you maintain your iPhone charged and you don't have any system issues that would require you to restart your device frequently. However, if you use your device during the day iPhone above average, so it may happen that you iPhone It turns off every day due to low battery, which in itself is not very pleasant.
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After connecting the discharged iPhone to the charger and starting it, you then need to go to the jailbreak application, select the re-jailbreak option and wait until the whole process is completed again. But what if I told you that there is an option that allows you to manually re-jailbreak the device after discharging it? In this situation, a tweak called Sentinel can help all users. Now you probably think that this tweak will somehow automatically jailbreak the device after turning it on, but the opposite is true. Sentinel simply monitors your battery percentage and as soon as it detects that it is low (3% by default), it iOS starts a process called hibernation. Once this process is started, the entire iPhone He falls completely asleep and may seem drained and turned off. However, the opposite is true in this case.
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In this case, hibernation can be considered a kind of "fake shutdown". iPhone se In this mode, it really looks like it's completely turned off - the screen doesn't work, notifications don't come through, no one can talk to you, and so on. Simply put, iPhone switches to a mode in which it consumes virtually no energy. In hibernation mode, it can iPhone last for several long hours, possibly even days. You can then simply exit hibernation mode by triple-tapping your iPhone's power button. In this case, the Apple device will not run out of power or turn off, as it will still have enough battery power available - so there is no need to re-jailbreak. You can then manually activate Sentinel in the control center, and in its settings you can then choose at what percentage hibernation is activated. The tweak is available for free in the Dynastic repository (https://repo.dynastic.co).
