Same result if you set Brazil in Region Format

or if you prefer in english:

1. install Erica Utilities via Cydia

2. use terminal of winscp via SSH or mobile terminal and type :

/usr/bin/plutil -s AppleLocale -v xx_XX /var/mobile/Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist

with instead of xx_XX the country code. Example Brazil: en_BR
attention to uppercase and lowercase !

3. restart.

Hi Frank,

I have a question and I hope you can help. I did what you suggested to freakelf by changing en_GB (I used UK in regional settings) in .GlobalPreferences.plist to en_MK (Macedonia) in order to have correct formatting and it works just fine. However my date setting are now in US format mm/dd/yyyy instead European format I prefer dd/mm/yyyy. Do you have any idea how to work around this. Any help would be appreciated.

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8G 1.1.4 (O.O.T.B) iLibety+ --> 2.0PWND -->2.1QPWN -->2.2QPWN -->2.2.1QPWN -->3.0redsn0w

Hi frank, very awesome work!

Honestly, it's too hard for me to do the hexa mod stuff.
I will really appreciate if you can help me with callid and # masking for Uruguay.

Caller ID works ok for cellphone but it doesn't for landlines while number masking doesn't do anything at all, all numbers shows together.

Here's my old 1.1.4 rules, maybe you can adapt to 2.2.

<array>
<string>+598 (2) ###-####</string>
<string>+598 (##) ###-####</string>
<string>598 (2) ###-####</string>
<string>598 (##) ###-####</string>
<string>(0##) ###-###</string>
<string>(02) ###-####</string>
<string>###-####</string>
<string>1-800-###############</string>
<string>0-800-###############</string>
<string>0-900-###############</string>
<string>####</string>
</array>

Thanks!
Bart.

Hi, Frank.

I'm now making new Default.phoneformat for Japan. Apple's developer mistakes the international prefix.

And I'm checking my UIDefautltPhoneFormats.phoneformat if there is any other mistakes.

I still don't understand the 'new feature'. Would you show me the case it works?

May be en_GB set a plist file for European format (24h and dd/mm/yyyy) ,
but I have not found it ,
you can use:
it_MK , fr_MK , de_MK , ru_MK , es_MK , pt_MK
but are not in english .

A new byte is used (was 00) only for Caller ID match (Default.phoneformat)
This is Brazil example:

( 1 , 9 , 12 , 2 , 2 , 1 , str_000 )
str_000 (n## ##) ####-####

rule for str_000 in firmware 2.2

(1 , 9 ---- first digit from 1 to 9
, 12 ----- max length 12 digits
, 2 ------ accept 2 different digits (first two) XX --- NEW !
, 2 ------ area code 2 digits may be present YY
, 1 ------ trunk prefix n may be present
str_000 -- use string at offset 000

(nXX YY) ####-####

the difference between YY and XX is
YY - area code - checked only if present in saved numbers
XX - carrier selection - never checked

with an extension of XX up to 19 digits I have implemented
CallerID Fix for 2.2 v1.1 (Cydia Localization)

for example in Japan only last 7 digits are checked (TBV) for Caller ID match,
you can save as 1234567 (if valid to make a Call)
or 01081xxxx1234567
or 008881xxxx1234567
or zzzzz+81xxxx1234567
and receive +81yyyyyyy1234567

Hi Frank,

Thanks for replying, you are probably right that en_GB set plist file for European format but I guess nobody knows where it is located so I can edit it. I can use any of your suggestions but since they are not in english I'll start learning other languages. Maybe italian would be a good start

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Hi Frank,

Please do the format for FW 2.1 - for Vietnam:
Please!!!

<key>vn</key>
<array>
<string> +84 (9#)###-####</string>
<string> +84 (1##)###-####</string>
<string> +84 (4) ####-####</string>
<string> +84 (8)####-####</string>
<string> +84 (###)###-####</string>
<string> (09#) ####-####</string>
<string> (01##) ###-####</string>
<string> (04) ####-####</string>
<string> (08) ####-####</string>
<string> (0###)###-####</string>
</array>

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iPhone 8Gb OTB 1.0.2 --> up to 1.1.2 --> works well!
iPhone 8Gb OTB 1.1.2 --> 2.1 - Good now!
MacBook Black 2.2 Leopard

Frank this is simple and fast. I think no need for callerid anything complex or better, but for format we need more. I did experiment with UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat by changing a long string at end #######... to somthing like (###) ###-#### and this works nice, but my international numbers (with +) not looking nice any more.

I am wondering Frank, is it possible for you to implement a idea of generic UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat file with a few (not one) format string at end of file, where user can change it to accommodate formats for his own or his country.

Thanks, great job Frank,
You are the man.

@ Bartmax and PcOnline

Format fix for SPAIN , URUGUAY , VIETNAM

save original file:
/System/Library/Frameworks/UIKit.framework/PhoneFormats/UIDefaultFormats.phoneformat

for Firmware 2.1 copy:
http://rapidshare.com/files/17502790...oneformat.html

for Firmware 2.2 copy:
http://rapidshare.com/files/17502842...oneformat.html

restart.