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Cydia is very first unofficial AppStore for iOS devices. Released in 2008, Cydia instantly became popular among iPhone users for its ability to modify iOS.
Terrible it was bad they charge you with 10 dlls to open an app that request 5 more and to leave a credit card open to charge every month is a piece of sh..t then I lost all my info in my phone because to get rid of it I had to reset my phone terrible
This is right website to find information about Cydia and how to install it. Provides nice instructions what and how to do.
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