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Tools like iFunBox, iExplorer, and PhoneView used to be very handy for managing app directories on your iOS device. According to a, Apple has changed the security settings in iOS 8.3 so that these file managers and transfer utilities can no longer gain access to the app directories. Because of this, current versions of transfer utilities for OS X and Windows are broken until the developers release new versions of their software with workarounds to get at least partial sandbox access. The iFunBox app was one of the first utilities to be updated over the weekend with a partial fix. The latest version, 2.95, allows all apps with iTunes File Sharing enabled to be opened for sandbox browsing, but there is still no access to other apps. On their Facebook page, the developers of iFunBox say that “All apps with ‘iTunes File Sharing’ enabled (e.g. IFileExpress, or VLC player) can be opened for sandbox browsing just like before.

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The new iOS update will block any type of desktop applications to access to your device, so if you are searching for iFunBox for iOS 8.3 you should read this post. IFunbox v2.95 is just released [ Partially fixed the sandbox access restriction applied by the new iOS 8.3. All apps with 'iTunes File Sharing. Onan 4000 Watt Rv Generator Troubleshooting. Apple has changed security settings in iOS 8.3 that prevent file managers and transfer utilities such as iFunBox, iTools, iExplorer, iBackupBot and.