Is there an app that will allow you to change your Mac address? I was at Panera today with about 3 hours to kill. I went there because they have free wifi, but I didn't realize that they limit you to 30 minutes between 11:30 and 1:30. I did a quick search and found that they identify your device using the Mac address.
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Hi all
I want request an app
Thats can hide my ip
Strong Encrypted 128-Bit AES
Thanks
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AndroidProject said:
Hi all
I want request an app
Thats can hide my ip
Strong Encrypted 128-Bit AES
Thanks
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Did u tried this app,,https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.privacy.pdroid
I‘m not sure that it can hide IP but it can block many thing.. take a look at this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.privacy.pdroid
try openvpn or droidvpn or hostpot shield
it is available in the play store and best of all it is free
it hides your ip by using a foreign ip. it also compresses data to increase browsing speed and decrease data consumption.
however it depends on how you set things up or on what config you use.
Nice work......any other app
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any app
hey guys is there any app or browse available to change the ip of browser country wise to browse anonymously?
tor network app available by now, too
mai77 said:
tor network app available by now, too
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Yeah right its Orbot
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.torproject.android&hl=en
i'm using openvpn, with cheap vpn server working good...
im using orbot to browse the internet anonymously
you can try it
I think there's another section for questions
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Hi all
I'm trying to set up a VPN connection between a Linux Mint 10 PC (server) and a Nexus 7 (client).
All I'm getting so far is a "Connecting" status from the Nexus 7, followed after a few seconds by a "Disconnected" one.
As it is my first attempt at setting up a VPN (both on the server and client sides) I was wondering if there was a log file generated by Android on the Nexus that would give me a clue as to where I'm going wrong.
A similar file on the server side would also be very helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Read this for a start how to set up server properly:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenVPN
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Thanks, asmerito, but I have set up a VPN connection, not an OpenVPN one.
What does syslog on server say when trying to connect with Nexus?
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What does syslog on server say when trying to connect with Nexus?
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Sorry, @asmerito, but the question here was really whether it's possible to read a relevant log file on the android device (client), not on the server side. In most cases, the VPN client users don't have any access to the server. In my case, I am depending on several VPN lines for work. I can connect well from Win and Linux computers, but struggle with PPTP and MS-CHAPv2 from Android. (No need to kick in an open door by telling me even Microsoft informs this is completely insecure.....again the service/setup is beyond my control....)
Thanks a lot!
I have a problem when using vpn (JunosPlus from Juniper networking) I can't seem to get to host names directly. I can access them by using the IP Address, but not with host names.
In Linux I normally edit the /etc/resolve.conf file, but on Jedi_r1 I don't seem to have the file.
Anyone know how android looks up host names? And preferably how to add a new search domain suffix to it.
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Bump, anyone have any ideas?
I've tried a couple things, but no dice.
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So it appears that resolv.conf isn't used, but that dns is handled with with the getprop / setprop of net.dns.xxxx. And in this case net.dns.search. Except that even when I change the property to include my domain I can't do direct host resolution. Works fine with host.domain.edu calls though on my vpn connection.
Anyone have more familiarity with setprop and getprop of the network stuff?
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Is there a dhcp server on the other side giving you an ip address on the internal network? Is it handing out internal dns addresses and the correct dns suffix?
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Is there a dhcp server on the other side giving you an ip address on the internal network? Is it handing out internal dns addresses and the correct dns suffix?
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There is a VPN DHCP server. But add in just an employee and not an IT guy I don't know about anything else it does.
On my Bionic though I could use SetDNS and add my domain suffix through it for searches and all was fine. Can't seem to now on my N2
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Hi.
Any app that would auto login to a wifi hotspot?
At work we got bt-open free wifi. But keep going in and out of the hotspot. Which means I gotta login in via website evrytime I re-enter the hotspot. Any app to do this for me?
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No idea but first have a look at the BT apps on Play store .
jje
I have been trying to use Mac Address Ghost to spoof my address, and have been getting authentication problem error when attempting to reconnect to the wifi network.
I have confirmed that I am using a valid mac address, and that I have busybox and root.
My router is the Linksys E1200 model, updated to the latest version.
Any idea what's going wrong?
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