Manny wants to download applications that are not available in the iOS App Store and tweak settings at the operating system (OS) level that Apple typically does not permit. In order to achieve this, what steps should be taken to modify his iPhone?

Jailbreaking is a process that enables users to install software on an iPhone that is not typically permitted, such as third-party applications, modified system settings, custom themes, or alternative default applications. Although iOS does allow side-loading of applications, it does not cater to third-party application stores, which is what Manny is looking for. Installing Android on the iPhone won't allow Manny to modify iOS settings. However, jailbreaking his iPhone would allow him to do so. Nonetheless, if Manny's organization is utilizing mobile device management (MDM) or unified endpoint management (UEM) software to monitor the device's status, they may become aware of the jailbreak.