And in this video, I'm going to show you how to back up all your Cydia apps

restore or update your device, and then restore back your Cydia apps to your device.

I'm going to show you a few different methods of doing this.

Just as a quick outline, the first method is going to be screenshots. I'll show you

how to take screenshots of your apps. The second method is going to be how to use the

Cydia Store to reinstall your apps that you've purchased from Cydia. And the third method

is going to be an app called PkgBackup, which is going to allow you to reinstall all of

your apps, no matter if you purchased it from Cydia or not, back to your device. It does

cost $8, though. So let's get started.

So the first method is just take screenshots

and I'll show you how to do this in a second. This is my favorite and it is free.

Okay, so let's get started.

First step is to open up Cydia.

Tap on 'Manage'.

Tap on 'Packages'. And then simply take screenshots. So scroll over the apps that you want to take a

screenshot of. Tap the home button and the sleep button at the same exact time. Tap and

just press it once.

And the screen will flash white like this. And you've taken a screenshot.

Now just scroll down to the rest of the apps that you want to take screenshots of and take

the screenshots. Upload them to your computer and then restore and after you restore, look

at the apps on your computer and just redownload the apps that you have in your device previously.

One thing to note is that those screenshots that you just took are saved to your camera

roll on your iPhone or iPod Touch or iPad. So when you upload them to your computer,

either you use iPhoto on the Mac or just My Computer on Windows.

Okay, so method 2 is using your Cydia account, this only works for purchased applications

from Cydia. To find that, go and tap on 'Cydia'. Go to 'Manage Account'. Log in with your Facebook

or Google account.

And after you log in, click 'Installable Purchases'. And this will show

you a list of all the apps that you have downloaded or purchased from Cydia and this is only for

paid apps. This will transfer for every one you log in on your newly jailbroken device

after you restore or update to the new firmware. So this is another way of recovering those

apps that you've purchased.

Okay, method 3 is an $8-dollar app. It's called PkgBackup.

And basically what it does is it saves all your apps to your contact list or

dropbox a list of them and once you update and rejailbreak, you just download the

app again and it'll download all your apps again. So this is probably the all-in-one

solution but it is 8 bucks. So I'll walk you through how to install that.

Tap on 'Cydia'. Tap on 'Search'. Type in 'pkgbackup'.

And this is going to cost you 8 bucks, so tap on that 'Purchase' button.

Log in with Facebook or Google. After you log in with Facebook or Google

you're going to need to log in with Amazon or PayPal. I've already

logged in to Amazon. Tap on 'Pay'. Wait a couple seconds. Tap on 'Close'. Tap on 'Install'.

Tap on 'Confirm'. And it'll install. After you install it, tap on 'Return to Cydia'.

Click the home button. Tap on 'Settings'. Scroll down to PkgBackup. And then scroll

down to 'Scan packages'. Tap the home button. Scroll over to PkgBackup. Tap on the refresh

button. Tap on 'No'. And then tap on 'Do Backup'. You're going to need to name the backup something.

So in my case, I'm just going to say 'Backup'.

Tap on 'OK'.

It'll back everything up. When that's done, tap on the home button.

Tap on 'Settings'.

Tap on 'iCloud'. Tap on 'Storage & Backup'.

And then make sure the iCloud backup is turned on. If it's not turned on, turn

it on. And then tap on that 'Backup Now'. This will backup all your device and settings

and everything to iCloud. If you don't have iCloud, just plug in to your computer and

just click that 'Restore' button, it'll back up on iTunes. Okay, so in iTunes, click that

'Restore' button. Make sure 'Backup with iCloud' is checked if you have that. Then, click on

'Backup'. Then click on 'Review & Update'. I'm going to speed this up. It's going to

restore your device to 5.1.1 or to the newest firmware that's out currently.

Click 'OK'.

And when it comes to this screen, just click 'Continue'.

It'll restore your iPod from backup.

Click 'OK' again.

And again, this is all very sped up, so it will take longer on your side.

Okay, so now that you've actually gone and updated or restored your device, you need

to go jailbreak it on the new firmware. So go to GuideMyJailbreak.com/howtojailbreak

and there's a full tutorial and video for how to jailbreak your specific firmware. After

you've jailbroken, come back to this video and watch the rest.

Okay, yay, you've jailbroken your device again. All right, so go ahead and open up Cydia.

Tap 'Search'. Type in pkgbackup again. Tap 'Install'. It'll install that app.

Once it's finished installing

tap 'Return to Cydia'.

Click that home button.

Scroll over and find PkgBackup and tap on it.

Tap on 'OK'.

Tap on 'View Restore'. Then tap on 'Do Restore'.

Not sure why I chose that as the text for the button, but that's okay. Now it'll restore

all your apps, all your tweaks from Cydia. Once it's finished, you're going to need to

reboot your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Just go ahead and tap that 'Reboot' button.

It will reboot your device. Once it's finished rebooting, go ahead and slide to unlock and

let's make sure that the apps and tweaks have been installed back on your device. So tap

on 'Cydia'. Tap on 'Manage'. Tap on 'Packages'. And scroll through and make sure those apps

and tweaks that you had on your device before are back on there. As you can see, FakeClockUp

is on there and that's for having that before. But if it doesn't work, open up PkgBackup

again and tap that 'Restore' button once more. Hopefully this helped you and you figured

out how to update and back up all your apps. Check out GuideMyJailbreak.com for a complete

guide to jailbreaking and some other great videos.

Thanks for watching.