For a stable iOS 9.3.5 setup, "extra quality" translates to:
No. iOS 9.3.5 is the terminal version for 32-bit devices. You cannot upgrade to iOS 10 or 11 on iPhone 4s/5c. This makes maintaining quality repos even more critical.
To achieve the perfect balance of updates and extra quality on your iOS 9.3.5 device, add these four repos exclusively: cydia repo ios 93 5 upd extra quality
Avoid adding more than 8-10 repos, as Cydia on iOS 9 can become sluggish.
After jailbreaking with Phoenix (the only viable untethered option for 32-bit devices on 9.3.5), Cydia comes pre-loaded with default repos like repo666.ultrasn0w.com and apt.saurik.com. These are often dead, slow, or redirecting improperly. As a result: For a stable iOS 9
Adding repos is step one. Here is how to achieve real extra quality – a stable, fast, and battery-efficient jailbreak.
The term "extra quality" in the context of repo hunting is a colloquialism for a repository that has done the heavy lifting of preservation. A standard repo might have a scattergun approach—hosting thousands of packages where half are broken. An "extra quality" repo for iOS 9.3.5 distinguishes itself in three ways: To achieve the perfect balance of updates and
iOS 9.3.5 is no longer receiving Cydia substrate updates from Saurik, but Substitute (by Cydia Substrate alternative) works. To keep your repos “upd” (updated):