# bfdecrypt

* On your **jailbroken** iOS device, add [https://alias20.gitlab.io ](https://alias20.gitlab.io)to your sources.&#x20;
  * Rootful users should add <https://level3tjg.me/repo> instead.

1. Install bfdecrypt(or)
2. Once installed, open settings and go to bfdecrypt's preferences
3. Enable the toggle for the app you want to decrypt.
4. Launch the app.
5. If successful, you will receive an alert telling you that the app has been decrypted.
6. You can find the .ipa file in the Documents folder for the app. \
   Go to the Apps Manager in Filza by tapping the star icon at the bottom. Tapping on an app's name will send you to the app's container. Then tap on `Documents`.


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