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How to Easily Change Apple Pay Card Image on iOS 16 with Apple Wallet BG

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How to Easily Change Apple Pay Card Image on iOS 16 with Apple Wallet BG
How to Easily Change Apple Pay Card Image on iOS 16 with Apple Wallet BG

With the release of the KFD kernel exploit for iOS 16.0 – 16.5, we were able to get a lot of new tweaks that allow us to customize our iOS devices without having to be jailbroken.

Amongst these many interesting tweaks, we got Misaka, a fully functional package manager for tweaks that don’t require a jailbreak. These tweaks allow you to customize various parts of iOS 15.0 – 16.5 and iOS 16.6 Beta 1 on ALL devices, without being jailbroken and without triggering jailbreak detection in apps. Truly amazing!



What is the Apple Wallet BG tweak in Misaka?

A brand new tweak is now available inside Misaka Package Manager. This tweak, called Apple Wallet BG allows you to customize the credit/debit card image that appears when you make a payment with Apple Pay.

With this tweak, you can change the card template to look like any image you want. Please see the example below.

There are two versions of this tweak:

  • One is based on the MacDirtyCow exploit (MDC) which works on iOS 16.1.2 and lower.
  • Another version is based on KFD which works on iOS 16.6 Beta 1 and lower.

How to install Apple Wallet BG?

To install this tweak, you can easily obtain it from the Scarlet Tips Repo. It works smoothly without needing a jailbroken iPhone. You can easily find the tweak in Misaka.

This tweak is very similar to Cardinal, another tweak that allows you to do exactly the same thing, change the background of your debit/credit card on iOS 16.1.2 and lower.

  1. Add the Scarlet Tips Repo available here to Misaka.
  2. Search for Apple Wallet BG
  3. Queue and install the appropriate version (KFD most likely).

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GeoSn0w is an iOS and Jailbreak enthusiast who has been around for quite some time in the community. He developed his own jailbreaks before and is currently maintaining iSecureOS, one of the first iOS Anti-Malware tools for jailbroken devices. He also runs the iDevice Central on YouTube with over 149.000 Subscribers!

With over a decade of iOS jailbreak experience and several jailbreak tools built by him, GeoSn0w knows the jailbreak scene quite well having been part of several releases over the years.

GeoSn0w is also a programmer focused primarily on iOS App Development and Embedded programming. He codes in Swift, Objective-C and C, but also does PHP on the side.

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