While there are word of iOS 10.2 Jailbreak Tool coming soon and Pangu returning back in action, some may still be trying to find out alternatives for the mean time. Fortunately, there are tons of alternatives, which provides a number of Cydia functions, though limited in numbers.
One of the most popular Cydia alternative, as posted at Alternative.to is iNoJB, which is formerly known as iNoCydia. It is somewhat similar and very much reminiscent of the original Cydia app, though it does not require users in jailbreaking their device.
iNoJB is similar to most third party apps that provide certain tweaks and apps, but what makes it a good option is that it houses almost every other option within it. Visiting the site also shows a number of apps approved and signed for, where users can easily browse through like it was Cydia itself.
Mobile versions of the apps with the same nature as iNoJB is also available for direct download. This includes Zyida, Vshare, CrackSt0re and even Mojo Installer. For those looking for the closest thing to getting a jailbreak-free iPhone or iPad, but still want some of the most popular tweaks can find these options as a viable solution for the time being.
vShare hosts a number of cracked apps, which also updates its list every now and then. Most users find it as the best iNoJB app for getting apps early on before hackers release cracked versions, which in fact, is only available for early versions of jailbroken devices. It also has a very user-friendly interface and it is easy to navigate. For easier transfer of apps and even or music can also use the desktop suite available at vShare's official website.
It is still a matter of user opinion whether Mojo hosts all of the popular and useful Cydia-like tweak as these are also available on other platforms like iNoJB. Still, these apps are perfect for the time being as there's really not much going on in the jailbreaking community. Nevertheless, the site hosts tons of apps, which will be useful for every type of iPhone or iPad power users.
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