v1.6.0 (6)
CellGuard now keeps track of which system diagnoses were imported. Apple reduced the lifetime of the baseband debug profile to 7 days. CellGuard warns you before the profile's expiry.
Known issues:
- Importing sysdiagnoses created on an iPhone 16e with iOS 26 or newer may yield no results (zero imported packets / cells).
New Features
- Stores which sysdiagnoses were imported and shows their metadata in a new view.
Improvements & Changes
- The baseband data view is now called connectivity view as it displays connectivity events.
- The connectivity view directly opens the event view if there is only one event in a group.
- Apple decreased the validity of baseband profiles to 7 days. :( Thus, you'll get an earlier warning regarding the profile's expiry.
- The calendar for selecting dates now will be disabled if no data is present.
- Updates Swift & Rust dependencies (this might fix the iPhone 16e import issue).
- All CellGuard versions (< iOS 26) now have a new icon as the previous dual-icon hack broke with Xcode 26.1.
- Decreases the packet cache size of the CapturePacketsTweak, so it's less likely to crash due to memory pressure (version 1.1.1).
Fixes
- The connectivity view shows a correct start and end date for each group.
- The packet view instantly shows ARI packets.
- The live packet view on jailbroken builds uses a more efficient update mechanism to prevent memory leaks.