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 traffic notifications, and advanced rule scripting for network monitoring. It also supports IPv4 and IPv6, multi-user environments, and automation through Tasker or Locale. By enforcing network restrictions at the system level, it helps reduce unwanted connections, background data consumption, and potential information leaks.

Features

  • Root-based firewall management using iptables
  • Per-application internet access permissions
  • Wi-Fi, mobile data, VPN, and tethering filtering
  • Custom firewall profiles and rule scripting
  • Connection logging and blocked traffic notifications
  • IPv4, IPv6, and Tasker automation support

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Firewall

License

GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)

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Operating Systems

Android

Programming Language

Java

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Java Firewall Software

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