XInternalApps - Revision history

Museum: Correct removal date

2020-04-10T04:20:36Z

Correct removal date

Orangera1n at 22:29, 24 November 2019

2019-11-24T22:29:20Z

Orangera1n at 22:28, 24 November 2019

2019-11-24T22:28:50Z

3xpl0itz at 01:44, 3 December 2017

2017-12-03T01:44:05Z

3xpl0itz: Revisions

2017-12-03T01:43:33Z

Revisions

3xpl0itz: Revisions

2017-12-03T01:41:16Z

Revisions

3xpl0itz: Making it pretty

2017-12-03T01:39:33Z

Making it pretty

3xpl0itz: Added picture of XInternalApps

2017-12-03T01:38:38Z

Added picture of XInternalApps

3xpl0itz: Major revisions

2017-12-02T07:29:01Z

Major revisions

3xpl0itz: Adding internal software warning

2017-11-30T04:33:40Z

Adding internal software warning

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 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
-Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
+Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.1 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
 == Contents of The App ==
  _CodeSignature			InternalApps-Settings.plist

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 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
-Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.1 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
+Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
 == Contents of The App ==
  _CodeSignature			InternalApps-Settings.plist

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 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
-Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
+Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.1 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
 == Contents of The App ==
  _CodeSignature			InternalApps-Settings.plist

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 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
-Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
+Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was simply too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
 == Contents of The App ==
  _CodeSignature			InternalApps-Settings.plist

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 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
-Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application loading and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
+Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application showing and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>, giving the user the option to either quit back to SwitchBoard or launch an application. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown exactly why Apple discontinued this application, but it was most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps was too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
 == Contents of The App ==
  _CodeSignature			InternalApps-Settings.plist

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 {{internal software}}
 [[File:XInternalAppsIcon.png|thumb|right|175px|XInternalApps's Icon]]
 '''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."
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 File:XInternalAppsblankicon.png|blankicon.png
 File:XInternalAppsunknownicon.png|unknownicon.png
 </gallery>

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:29, 2 December 2017
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	{{internal software}}		{{internal software}}
		+	[[File:XInternalAppsIcon.png\|thumb\|right\|175px\|XInternalApps's Icon]]
−	XInternalApps is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. Not much is known about it.
−	It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and ~~act~~ like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."	+	'''XInternalApps''' is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and acts like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."

		+	Usually present on older firmwares, this app is located in <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/SwitchBoard/XInternalApps.app</code>. It can be seen on SwitchBoard simply as another application. Opening it, however, leads to the application loading and displaying all of the applications in the directory <code>/AppleInternal/Applications/InternalApps</code>. It was mainly seen on 4.3 factory firmwares such as [[Durango 8F3178a]], but was seemingly removed in 5.0 ones. It is unknown why Apple discontinued this application, but it is most likely due to the fact that XInternalApps is too similar to [[SwitchBoard.app]].
−	{{stub}}
		+	== Contents of The App ==
		+	_CodeSignature InternalApps-Settings.plist
		+	blankicon.png InternalApps.png
		+	CodeResources PkgInfo
		+	com.apple.InternalApps.plist unknownicon.png
		+	Info.plist XInternalApps
		+	== Pictures ==
		+	<gallery>
		+	File:XInternalAppsblankicon.png\|blankicon.png
		+	File:XInternalAppsunknownicon.png\|unknownicon.png
		+	</gallery>

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:33, 30 November 2017
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		+	{{internal software}}
	XInternalApps is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. Not much is known about it.		XInternalApps is an application which appears to launch other internal applications. Not much is known about it.
	It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and act like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."		It seems to launch applications such as [[WifiRoot]] and act like a [[SwitchBoard.app]] alternative. Its display name is "Internal Apps."