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Version 1.2.6 · 2024-09-16
・iOS 18 support ・iPhone 16 series support ・More styles ・Fix can't load HEIC photos
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The store currently lists version 1.2.6, updated 2024-09-16.








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Take your iPhone customization to the next level with "Dock Hider Wallpaper" – an innovative app that lets you create unique wallpapers to hide the iPhone dock. Give your device a stylish and clean look with ease!
Key Features:
・Create Unique Wallpapers: Easily design eye-catching wallpapers that hide the iPhone dock, giving your screen a fresh, streamlined appearance.
・Simple Setup: No complicated settings required. With intuitive controls, you can quickly create and apply your favorite wallpaper.
・Customization: Explore a range of design options and create your own personalized wallpaper effortlessly. Templates are also available for instant beautiful designs.
・High-Quality Wallpapers: Wallpapers created within the app are high-resolution with vibrant colors, enhancing the display of your iPhone.…
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・iOS 18 support ・iPhone 16 series support ・More styles ・Fix can't load HEIC photos
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