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Since its introduction, there are many users who have never downloaded a Newsstand-enabled app to their iOS device. The icon just sits, taking up space on your home screen, without any way to turn it off, or remove the icon–until now. Thanks to a small Mac and Windows app called StifleStand, you can hide the Newsstand app in a folder without jailbreaking your device.
The first step to hiding Newsstand is to download the freely available StifleStand from its website. It is available for both Mac and Windows.
Next, connect your iOS device via USB to your Mac, and open the StifleStand app. Once loaded, the name of the device connected will appear in the “Device connected” field. To hide Newsstand on that device, select the “Hide Newsstand” button.
Once complete, you will get a “Done!” notification on your Mac, and the Newsstand icon will be hidden on your device in a new folder named “Magic.” You can rename this folder and store other items in it at will.
It is worth noting that Newsstand will not work when inside of a folder. Tapping its icon will cause the iOS Springboard to restart (a process, which, will make your device look as though it’s restarting momentarily).
