Step 3: If that single click doesn’t work, once again invoke Control Center as previously described and double tap on the Home button. Exit out and see if the labels have disappeared. First of all, when Control Center is being held in place, try a single click on the device’s Home button. These methods are a little hit and miss and the glitch only sometimes gets activated. Step 2: When Control Center is active in this manner, there are now three things you can actually try.
Make sure that you keep swiping upward and hold your finger down to take the Control Center interface beyond its usual boundaries, meaning that you should see the Dock icons with a faded overlay on top of them. Step 1: This may seem a little strange, but in order to take advantage of this glitch in iOS, you will need to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to invoke Control Center. As is usually the case with such tricks, we are going to be making use of a glitch in iOS 10.0.x-10.2. Here we are going to show you one such customization, complete with step by step instructions on how you can achieve a minimalist look and feel that involves removing all app names and labels from icons in the Dock, and eventually from Home screen without actually having to be jailbroken.
But what if some of those customizations were possible without actually having to be on a jailbreak compatible firmware and having to liberate the device? The ability to customize the look and feel of an iOS device in order to make it unique to the owner’s personal tastes is overwhelmingly one of the major reasons why iPhone and iPad owners get involved in the world of jailbreaking. Rather than having to play by Apple’s strict, and somewhat dictatorial rules, device owners cross into the sometimes murky waters of jailbreaking in order to restore some freedom to the iOS experience. Here’s a trick that allows you to remove or hide app icon labels from the iOS 10 Dock and Home screen without jailbreak to achieve a more minimalistic look on an iPhone or iPad.
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