Hello,
I would like to find out how to tunnel all my apps via my Proxy on Android, I tried Droni app from google play but it gives me a lot of packet loss.
is there any App I can use to run all the apps on my private proxy with Username and Password?
android 11
Nubia Red magic 6 Pro
wifi/data
edit: Non Routed Device.
If you are familiar with iptables here is a good app for android that lets you control all your network connections
AFWall+ (Android Firewall +) - Apps on Google Play
[ROOT] AFWall+ is a front-end application for the powerful iptables firewall.
play.google.com
simowL said:
Hello,
I would like to find out how to tunnel all my apps via my Proxy on Android, I tried Droni app from google play but it gives me a lot of packet loss.
is there any App I can use to run all the apps on my private proxy with Username and Password?
android 11
Nubia Red magic 6 Pro
wifi/data
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miravision said:
If you are familiar with iptables here is a good app for android that lets you control all your network connections
AFWall+ (Android Firewall +) - Apps on Google Play
[ROOT] AFWall+ is a front-end application for the powerful iptables firewall.
play.google.com
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Hey thanks for posting this one, but unfortunately my phone is not rooted yet. do you think that root is required to setup a proxy over Android? or should I just keep looking for a non Rooted Device App. for now I didn't found noting yet!
simowL said:
Hey thanks for posting this one, but unfortunately my phone is not rooted yet. do you think that root is required to setup a proxy over Android? or should I just keep looking for a non Rooted Device App. for now I didn't found noting yet!
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I've always and only used rooted devices and therefore I'm a very satisfied user of AFWall+ (Donate) for years and didn't try anything else. But if my device were not rooted I'd use NetGuard but I don't know if it supports your requirements.
[CLOSED][APP][6.0+] NetGuard - No-root firewall
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I've always and only used rooted devices and therefore I'm a very satisfied user of AFWall+ (Donate) for years and didn't try anything else. But if my device were not rooted I'd use NetGuard but I don't know if it supports your requirements.
[CLOSED][APP][6.0+] NetGuard - No-root firewall
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You just saved my life! NetGuard was awesome. proxy is working fine for now. no packet loss no lags or issues during the game. this is a perfect alternative.
Thanks so much!
simowL said:
You just saved my life! NetGuard was awesome. proxy is working fine for now. no packet loss no lags or issues during the game. this is a perfect alternative.
Thanks so much!
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No reason to thank me at all. All credits obviously go to @M66B Marcel is a great developer! It's always worth to get his pro features; even if you don't need them it would support a continuous, fantastic development. NetGuard isn't suitable for me because I need VPN for the connection to my Raspberry Pi in the home network via OpenVPN/PiVPN and Android only provides for one VPN connection.
But for years, I'm using Marcel's FairEmail; for me the very best and most privacy orientated email client. The other fantastic development by Marcel that I use is XPrivacyLua but you need to be rooted for it.
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Hi guys/ladies...
I have a little question - is it possible to write a in-app openvpn connection (via streams and sockets)? If it is, then is there any android application which managed that already? I have also problems finding in-depth openvpn protocol description :/.
Thanks for help .
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Sorry, for me this was strictly a development question - jet not rom related.
AzrealNimer said:
Sorry, for me this was strictly a development question - jet not rom related.
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So there's not any kind of app that can bypass filtering? Any anti-filter client?
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So there's not any kind of app that can bypass filtering? Any anti-filter client?
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I wish to enable openvpn services in my app. Problem is that my clients have network infrastructure to which you can only connect via openvpn. Upon that infrastructure I need to write an app that will do some business related things (can not talk about it due to NDA). The problem is this needs to work on android 2.2 (root is not an option) and iOS (Android has a priority).
So, do you know good protocol description for openvpn? Like: How headers look like? How openvpn starts secure connection? How authorization works? Etc...
G'day
I am interested in setting up a basic firewall using Droidwall scripts just a simple block inbound and allow outbound rules but I am not sure as how I would set this up instead of using the white/black list feature
Cheers
Think I'll just stick to the basic white/black list mode.
Thread Died I don't think there is much documentation on Droidwall scripts
Droidwall still the best Firewall
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RISE. RISE AGAIN.
Droidwall still the best.
OP. What do you really want to do?
Say I wanted to have the most secure Sony Xperia Z Ultra possible (without "too much" sacrifice of useability).
In the context of this thread I define security as broadly anything barring network anonymity ie. hiding your device public IP address.
So I want security from network attackers (eg. drive-by download, WiFi attacks), physical device attackers (eg. customs searching devices for IP violations ... no really, that's about to become a thing apparently, GF and/or mistresses) .
How would you do it?
Could you please use sections of
Code:
firmware
phone settings
app settings
behavior
because I want to curate the best answers from users in this post for the good of the forum.
My thoughts so far are:
Firmware:
Root is disabled
Bootloader should be locked.
^^ These I'm not sure about - see if we don't have root then we don't have iptable firewall and hosts level server blocking.
One recovery should be used
Honestly I'm not sure which ROM is more secure than another but I'm assuming the latest and greatest is more secure so that would be MM atm. No idea if Sony is more secure than another flavour of ZU Android.
Phone settings:
Developer options off
Sideload apps off
Do not connect to unknown WiFi
NFC Off by default
Bluetooth Off by default
PIN unlock required
Auto-lock ON
App settings: (this includes apps you should have/not have and their settings)
I figure every additional app that I don't use is a needless attack surface so start with no apps at all - uninstall everything. Only install what you use ... for which you need root unless the ROM is premade like this.
Firewall app (Netguard no-root Firewall, DroidWall if we have root)
Adblock (if we have root)
AV - honestly most mobile AV seems pathetic at being secure and not acting like malware (notifications, popup windows etc) but Avast at least seems to not hog resources.
-Auto update every app
User behaviour:
NEVER:
-install apps from anywhere other than Google Play. Or possibly FDroid
-let another person use your device
I'd like to hear your suggestions, critique and everything else, cheers!
So you're not gonna install from other than google play, then what ad blocker are you going to use? Where is adblocker connecting to?
You're talking about still having a lot of apps connecting through servers that you don't control.
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You're talking about still having a lot of apps connecting through servers that you don't control.
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Well if you are worried about connecting to servers that you dont control - isnt that all servers?
At which point you may as well remove all WIFI and Mobile Data capabilities and just stick to 2G
panyan said:
Well if you are worried about connecting to servers that you dont control - isnt that all servers?
At which point you may as well remove all WIFI and Mobile Data capabilities and just stick to 2G
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Exactly my point.
The op is a long winded question that leaves you with more questions.
Probably why there's been such a landslide of security tips here
my problem is that i have a non rooted phone with vpn always on and im searching for an app to activating ad block on it.
My fix for it would be to use an android wide proxy or a custom dns that overrides vpn dns.
as title said an root app or an app that provides vpn solution wouldnt be what im searching for. I had once an adblock app that routes traffic trough local proxy beside the vpn but cant find it anymore
Update: i found AdHell but its only for Samsung Devices with knox. Any other solutions?
HeathenMan said:
Update: i found AdHell but its only for Samsung Devices with knox. Any other solutions?
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any news on this one?
I wanna use protonVPN and adblcoker at same time
a bit of elbow grease to protect self from Privacy Raping
Some [open]vpn clients allow vpn side connection to Socks5. Some even allow toggle of LAN access from device. I am not claiming a finish product exists but perhaps this gives you some joy.
Perhaps your socks5 instance runs in Amazon AWS free tier. Maybe it runs locally on your android handset. Perhaps you run Privoxy itself on android. [@mod: privoxy is F/OSS older than this forum]. There are a few privoxy projects for android on github. Perhaps you pick their brain. It was that against which proxomitron competed [also F/OSS. Thank God for Scott Lemmon].
Using things in differing order you might search the article to which I may not link: Privoxy on Android (with EC2 VPN)
I wanted to bring the Amazon EC2-based Privoxy service to it, by way of a VPN.
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There was no obvious way to contact the author who hasn't posted since 2016.
There is an OpenVPN service you can likely find the name of yourself offering *recently* an adblock toggle and AntiTracker toggle with a hardcode mode to protect you from predators like google and Fbook. It shouldn't be long before others emulate this functionality. It sports the vpn side socks5 option.
Or privoxy tunnel to remote [cloud (openvpn)]. See? Fun with permutations. Maybe from phone with ShadowSocks to cloud to vpn to web. "OpenVPN over shadowsocks". At this point look into sites helping Chinese dissidents.
You definitely then return here with your improvements to share.
The remaining question is how much is your time worth? Not much? Then search the web ad naseum for the 'ideal free' solution. Elsewise pony up some pennies for some cloud time as part of a solution.
Same question here !
And it seems that adhell is now only available for entreprise use
Wasn't AdGuard doing that?
yes you are right. it works with setting a private dns in the system settings with dns.adguard.com - no batterydrain - no more ads - no vpn - no root
Hi,
I'v a mi a3 device (android stock), and when I try to mirror the display to a wifi dongle (no program needed) I'v to fully disable netguard to let the mirror works....somebody knows which element is the cause of this so to let me enable just it.
I know that there's a paid option to see log the request, but I only need to know which element unlock just in this condition, so don't want to buy it only for this specific case....
Thanks
As you didn't provide any technical information, my guess would be that you're using Miracast. In such case, see here technical networking details and create rules accordingly:
https://documentation.mersive.com/content/topics/admin-enabling-miracast.htm
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As you didn't provide any technical information, my guess would be that you're using Miracast. In such case, see here technical networking details and create rules accordingly:
https://documentation.mersive.com/content/topics/admin-enabling-miracast.htm
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yes, I think I'm using miracast (it's not so clear in my language settings) it's enabled under the bluetooth options.
So how can I create a rules in netguard (as I sad I don't have the full version), cause to me seems that I can only enable or disable network traffics per app.
Thanks
utente.xda said:
yes, I think I'm using miracast (it's not so clear in my language settings) it's enabled under the bluetooth options.
So how can I create a rules in netguard (as I sad I don't have the full version), cause to me seems that I can only enable or disable network traffics per app.
Thanks
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You need to open ports mentioned in the article. Either pay for full version of Netguard or use some free alternative. Also consider if you need a Firewall at all..