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NetGuard is an open-source Android firewall app that lets users control internet access on a per-app basis without requiring root access, making it a straightforward and flexible way to improve privacy and data usage management on mobile devices. By creating a local VPN service on the device, NetGuard intercepts and selectively blocks or allows network traffic for individual applications and addresses, supporting both Wi-Fi and mobile connections according to user preferences. This means you...

AFWall+ is a free, open-source Android firewall application that gives users detailed control over network access on rooted devices. Built on Linux iptables, it allows individual applications to be permitted or blocked from accessing the internet. Users can configure separate connection rules for Wi-Fi, mobile data, VPNs, tethering, and local networks. Its profile management system enables different firewall configurations for specific situations. AFWall+ provides connection logging, blocked...

InviZible Pro is a free, open-source Android application designed to improve online privacy, security, and anonymity. It combines Tor, DNSCrypt, and Purple I2P within a single interface for managing encrypted network connections. Tor routes traffic through multiple relays to reduce exposure of a user's identity and location. DNSCrypt encrypts DNS queries and helps protect against DNS surveillance and spoofing. Purple I2P provides access to decentralized anonymous services and I2P websites....

TrackerControl is a free, open-source Android privacy application designed to monitor and restrict hidden data collection by installed apps. It uses Android's local VPN functionality to analyze network connections without requiring root access. The application identifies tracking services and displays the companies and countries associated with outgoing traffic. Users can selectively block trackers, advertising domains, and unwanted network connections. TrackerControl combines multiple...

This is extremely handy for Android Phones, as now most third-party Apps from mobile market is now close-sourced and it's hard to promise its security, but some of this functions may be tempting, so we have to install it and give it permissions what it want at installation stage, and then it may do something we don't like in the background, now with Lavender we can at least prevent from accessing network if we don't trust it. Both linux desktop and Android Phones are now...