Guys,
I've released the final(!) version of my AR configurer tools. It's capable of producing all my previous disguised / hacked, standalone versions (Bubble Bobbler and the others). This is why I've removed all of them from my Cydia repo.
NOTE: I've also removed my muted 4.62 AR version (the one recommended by Justinb51 some hours ago: https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18687747/ )– after all, the just-released, official version also supports muting. (And even unmuting, should you want to re-enable voice warning!)
Installation
Install the original AR first, and my tool second. The reason for this is that the installer of my tool needs to change the owner of /var/lib/dpkg/info/net.limneos.callrecorder.list so that it can tell the system which files to remove upon removal of a name-changed AR.
My app is in my Cydia repo at http://winmobiletech.com/cy/ :
After installation, the tweaker can just be started via its “ConfigAR” icon on the Springboard. The GUI:
From top to bottom:
- in the uppermost textfield, you can supply a new appname, should you want to rename the file. NOTE: you can't use other “renamer” Cydia tools for this because the dylib file also need to be patched to point to the new file. Here, I've supplied the new name “hfffff”.
After entering a new name, tap “Go” on the right to patch the system and, then, before making any other call, reboot.
- the segmented control below lets for changing the app's icon. The leftmost uses (restores) the original icon, the center one an icon delivered with the DEB file (the (in)famous Bubble Bobbler disguise icon), while the third lets you upload and use your own icon. Just make sure you copy the icon named 'myicon.png' to /var/mobile/Documents/ConfigAR/ before using the latter option. If you don't, you can still safely switch between the first two options.
- Below that, you can hide the AR settings from the system-wide Settings. (See my earlier, specific version of AR at https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18613120/ (see the entry on “Bubble Bobbler 3”), which did the same. Now, no separate version is needed as you can do the hiding and unhiding from my catch-up configurer.)
“Make non-executable” makes the springboard app non-startable by the user. This also raises the “disguise” factor. Recording will still take place, of course.
“Remove voice warning” is the most important feature – it removes voice warning implemented in the original AR. Just make sure you enable the switch and reboot – after that, no warnings will be played.
Finally, “Hide runtime blinking icon:” lets you hide the runtime blinking icon on the Phone screen (also see https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18692104/ )
Additional links
Full(!!!) source code: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81986513/012014/27-configar/ConfigAR - 140127.zip
Direct DEB file link: http://www.winmobiletech.com/cy/debs/com.winmobiletech.ConfigAudioRecorderiOS_1.0_iphoneos-arm.deb
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Note: I've removed that version as my just-released generic configurer tool is waaaaaay more powerful.
I've released the final(!) version of my AR configurer tools. It's capable of producing all my previous disguised / hacked, standalone versions (Bubble Bobbler and the others). This is why I've removed all of them from my Cydia repo.
NOTE: I've also removed my muted 4.62 AR version (the one recommended by Justinb51 some hours ago: https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18687747/ )– after all, the just-released, official version also supports muting. (And even unmuting, should you want to re-enable voice warning!)
Installation
Install the original AR first, and my tool second. The reason for this is that the installer of my tool needs to change the owner of /var/lib/dpkg/info/net.limneos.callrecorder.list so that it can tell the system which files to remove upon removal of a name-changed AR.
My app is in my Cydia repo at http://winmobiletech.com/cy/ :

After installation, the tweaker can just be started via its “ConfigAR” icon on the Springboard. The GUI:

From top to bottom:
- in the uppermost textfield, you can supply a new appname, should you want to rename the file. NOTE: you can't use other “renamer” Cydia tools for this because the dylib file also need to be patched to point to the new file. Here, I've supplied the new name “hfffff”.
After entering a new name, tap “Go” on the right to patch the system and, then, before making any other call, reboot.
- the segmented control below lets for changing the app's icon. The leftmost uses (restores) the original icon, the center one an icon delivered with the DEB file (the (in)famous Bubble Bobbler disguise icon), while the third lets you upload and use your own icon. Just make sure you copy the icon named 'myicon.png' to /var/mobile/Documents/ConfigAR/ before using the latter option. If you don't, you can still safely switch between the first two options.
- Below that, you can hide the AR settings from the system-wide Settings. (See my earlier, specific version of AR at https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18613120/ (see the entry on “Bubble Bobbler 3”), which did the same. Now, no separate version is needed as you can do the hiding and unhiding from my catch-up configurer.)
“Make non-executable” makes the springboard app non-startable by the user. This also raises the “disguise” factor. Recording will still take place, of course.
“Remove voice warning” is the most important feature – it removes voice warning implemented in the original AR. Just make sure you enable the switch and reboot – after that, no warnings will be played.
Finally, “Hide runtime blinking icon:” lets you hide the runtime blinking icon on the Phone screen (also see https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18692104/ )
Additional links
Full(!!!) source code: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/81986513/012014/27-configar/ConfigAR - 140127.zip
Direct DEB file link: http://www.winmobiletech.com/cy/debs/com.winmobiletech.ConfigAudioRecorderiOS_1.0_iphoneos-arm.deb
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I have this one... I haven't really followed all the different versions and what they accomplish as the one I installed does exactly what I want. It records my phone calls and has no "you are being recorded" warning.
Note: I've removed that version as my just-released generic configurer tool is waaaaaay more powerful.