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...This means you can block internet access for specific apps to save bandwidth, extend battery life, or prevent unwanted background connections while still letting other apps communicate normally. NetGuard’s interface is simple, with toggles to allow or deny access and optional settings for screen-on behavior, roaming, system apps, and notification of internet usage, giving users fine-grained control over network behavior.

The Invisible Internet is a privacy-by-design, people-powered network. It is a truly free and anonymizing Internet alternative. Get I2P. The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) is a fully encrypted private network layer. It protects your activity and location. Every day people use the network to connect with people without worry of being tracked or their data being collected. In some cases people rely on the network when they need to be discrete or are doing sensitive work. I2P hides the server...

...It can also post JSON, form data, and multipart files while providing callbacks, progress updates, and cancellation support. Ion automatically manages common Android concerns such as UI thread callbacks and canceling operations when an Activity finishes. It is a practical choice for Android apps that need simple networking and image handling built on top of AndroidAsync.

Disappointed by the lack of good network apps in android/java I developed a collection of handy networking tools for everyday Android development. The javadoc should provide all information needed to understand the methods. The sample app is published on Google Play & F-Droid to allow you to quickly and easier test the library. Enjoy! And please do feedback to us if your tests produce different results.

...Google Play page: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.alkatrazstudio.wifiidletimeout

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.

...Currently only Zyxel routers supported, but it would possible to make it work with other routers as well. Please report non-working routers, since support might be added. It uses the android library Ohmenu available at http://github.com/omtinez/ohmenu to implement an intuitive, modern user interface to the application menu. Released under BSD license. For more info, see the bottom of this document or visit: * https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=omtinez.routerremote * http://sourceforge.net/projects/routerremote * http://github.com/omtinez/routerremote