I have been moving to china recently and found out that i cant access facebook and youtube and twitter... I notice that there are two possible solutions which are vpn and proxies.. I am using note 2 7100 and it has been rooted.. My friend is using onavo extend on his iphone 5 that gives free vpn to save data usage( as far as i notice) however this apps does not work on android... Please helppp.... I hope for free solutions.. Help me please experts
Civilwar77 said:
I have been moving to china recently and found out that i cant access facebook and youtube and twitter... I notice that there are two possible solutions which are vpn and proxies.. I am using note 2 7100 and it has been rooted.. My friend is using onavo extend on his iphone 5 that gives free vpn to save data usage( as far as i notice) however this apps does not work on android... Please helppp.... I hope for free solutions.. Help me please experts
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哈哈 china is 天朝.pls use gae proxy or edit your hosts
看你妹 said:
哈哈 china is 天朝.pls use gae proxy or edit your hosts
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gaeproxy doesn't work on android 4.4?
I am using a good VPN service on my android without being blocked, without rooting my device, here you can try it for free https://www.iwasel.net/en/trysmoketunnelfree/ it is easy to use without any configurations.
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hi all,
does there exists a security software, that protects also the other browsers- like firefox, opera etc?
Most of the solutions only support one - mostly the standard browser..
sinalco said:
hi all,
does there exists a security software, that protects also the other browsers- like firefox, opera etc?
Most of the solutions only support one - mostly the standard browser..
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NO u don't need any antivirus ...
"NO u don't need any antivirus .."
Why do you think so?
alleshi said:
because this is a stupid question I will give u a quick reply
NO u don't need any antivirus ...
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There is no such thing as stupid question. There could be only stupid answer.
If you don't know how to help or don't want to share your knowledge then don't be offensive at least.
no you don't necessarily NEED antivirus, however you could use a firewall if your so inclined. Alot of the malicious software will want to download onto your phone or send your information to a server over the net. If your meticulous with a firewall you can get a pretty good balance of safety plus access.. I ran one for a while but on an older phone it was a bit slow. You have actually reminded me i may try one out again..
as for antivirus specifically if you want to you can use one, lookout seems to be very good for not slowing yoru phone down to much, antivrus ability and also the ability to have extra features such as phone wipe etc (however android manager can do this for you)
In my opinion antivirus softwares will only slow your device, really you don't need any.
Tkanks a lot for your answers.
however you could use a firewall if your so inclined.
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Yes, it seem to me, that a firewall is more important!
Is ist better to take a firewall with root? If yes - why?
Which firewalls are you using?
I found some:
Root: FWall+ (Android Firewall +), Android Firewall - Donate
Without Root: Firewall ohne Root (grey shirts)
alleshi said:
because this is a stupid question I will give u a quick reply
NO u don't need any antivirus ...
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Please try to be gentle....
This is XDA..
Not a Street near your house...
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firasusman said:
Please try to be gentle....
This is XDA..
Not a Street near your house...
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Lol, you didn't see what was written here earlier, it got removed already...bunch ok kids I think.
Antivirus is not needed
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What do you guys recommend for extra safety if not antivirus? a firewall for example? which one?
KarimSalloum said:
What do you guys recommend for extra safety if not antivirus? a firewall for example? which one?
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There is no need for firewall either if you're not dealing with NSA sensetive stuff. All though firewall wouldn't help much. I don't think there are firewalls at all for android, or what..?
The only issue can be malware wich comes with shady apps. Can be removed with "dr. Web" app
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Hehehe, of course not NSA stuff, but I do most of my banking on my phone, I sometimes purchase stuff using my credit cards too, so I'd like to be as secured as possible. that's about it
Which firewall are you using?
I used droid wall fairly simple interface and I believe it required root..
However a firewall nor really a antivirus will protect you buying from sites online. Of you chose to use a credit card rather than a payment service like PayPal you are only as safe as their webpage and encryption of the specific site with your data
As for banking does your bank have a specific app that will get you away from just the browser webpage?
Also read permissions of the apps you install on your phone of some seem dodge don't install it or revoke certain permissions to stop unnecessary ones I do the latter often as a game does not need to look at your sms nor phone calls so they can be blocked
I use the free version of Eset for antivirus
I use the built in hidden App Ops(activity of built in settings app) for a firewall/permissions management tool
Don't use an antivirus. Period.
aouni_tahech said:
Don't use an antivirus. Period.
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Agree. AV is just hype.
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Hi, I'm currently using DroidWall and have switched to whitelist rather than blacklisting apps..
now, I'm having issues with whatsapp.. although I have selected it on DroidWall to enable internet access, I do not receive any messages until I actually open whatsapp before it starts downloading.
To me, this appears to be a background/sync issue.. but I just cannot figure out what else I need to give internet access to so that messages get downloaded
any help??
ps.. i have searched, but couldnt find any thread under Galaxy s4 that mentions Droidwall/whatsapp issue
pps.. newbie here.. nice to meet u all
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Hi, I'm currently using DroidWall and have switched to whitelist rather than blacklisting apps..
now, I'm having issues with whatsapp.. although I have selected it on DroidWall to enable internet access, I do not receive any messages until I actually open whatsapp before it starts downloading.
To me, this appears to be a background/sync issue.. but I just cannot figure out what else I need to give internet access to so that messages get downloaded
any help??
ps.. i have searched, but couldnt find any thread under Galaxy s4 that mentions Droidwall/whatsapp issue
pps.. newbie here.. nice to meet u all
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Hi, did you enable DHCP+DNS Service and (NTP) and Download manager?
Are you sure that this is an issue caused by Droidwall?
WhatsApp often has problems like this one
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DarkerTimes said:
Hi, did you enable DHCP+DNS Service and (NTP) and Download manager?
Are you sure that this is an issue caused by Droidwall?
WhatsApp often has problems like this one
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Hi, I've enabled Download manager - I found I wasn't able to download updates from market place without having this enabled...
but what about DHCP + DNS Service... what names could they be under
And, this is caused by DroidWall, as having again switched to Blacklist.. its working again... so its just a matter of finding out what name the above goes as..
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Hi, I've enabled Download manager - I found I wasn't able to download updates from market place without having this enabled...
but what about DHCP + DNS Service... what names could they be under
And, this is caused by DroidWall, as having again switched to Blacklist.. its working again... so its just a matter of finding out what name the above goes as..
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You can try the app Af wall+ there you have a more detailed list of apps. It is a firewall also.
I will show you my list, maybe it helps and WhatsApp is working fine to me.
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DarkerTimes said:
You can try the app Af wall+ there you have a more detailed list of apps. It is a firewall also.
I will show you my list, maybe it helps and WhatsApp is working fine to me.
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thanks buddy.. this is much helpful!!
Hi, I tried using AFWall+, and gave access to the following apps:
- Whatsapp
- DHCP+DNS Service
- NTP
- Download Manager
But I'm still having the same problem. Also, to note... I have got Power Saving enabled (but I always had this since getting the phone a year ago and it wasnt an issue before).
I have added screenshot attachments.. can you please tell me what apps I need to give internet access to for messages to be received when whatsapp is closed..
Not sure if the following info is required:
Galaxy S4 GT-I9505
Android Ver 4.4.2
baseband ver: I9505XXUFNBH
kernal ver: 3.4.0-481100
build number: KOT49H.I9505XXUFNBH
rooted phone
Hi,
just enable internet access to the same system apps like I did and try again. I hope this will work than.
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thanks mate.. it works!
Very nice
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Is there a solution for having a different VPN or proxy for different app? For example app 1 would use British proxy or VPN and app 2 would use German?
Damstas said:
Is there a solution for having a different VPN or proxy for different app? For example app 1 would use British proxy or VPN and app 2 would use German?
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I was using the xposed module "per app hacking" for a while, but it seems like the proxy isnt working asnymore.
ElwOOd_CbGp said:
I was using the xposed module "per app hacking" for a while, but it seems like the proxy isnt working asnymore.
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Thanks for the reply. Yeah that could have worked. Could there be any other solutions to this, since normally if you set proxy or VPN you will set to whole device. Can't access my local Web streaming content if I change it to British etc.
As far as I know, that's the only solution for what you are seeking. Another option might be to find a proxy app that supports an on the fly on/off widget. I've looked around before too, for a bit, I don't think there is a lot of development for this type of thing because android software is so heavily dependent on ad revenue. Not only that, I think using a proxy renders ad blockers useless. I think its built into android to make this a difficult thing. good luck
hey bro, it just occurred to me that you might be able to use the Orbot app for that
some proxy software can set what apps use vpn and others not use vpn.
I found this app Drony - Google Play
It needs no root and seems to work fine.
Hi,
sorry if this was asked before - but now Adhell is dead, SABS is DMCA'd - what can we do for Adblocking now, despite using the Samsung browser with Plugins?
Any other way without root/hosts file? Thanks.
fBx said:
Hi,
sorry if this was asked before - but now Adhell is dead, SABS is DMCA'd - what can we do for Adblocking now, despite using the Samsung browser with Plugins?
Any other way without root/hosts file? Thanks.
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SABS still works fine even though it won't be getting updated anymore. I'm currently still using it.
-Ric- said:
SABS still works fine even though it won't be getting updated anymore. I'm currently still using it.
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Okay yeah, but didn't see any download links since the thread was edited. I'll try to find it somewhere else
Or you could run pihole on raspberry for network wide adblocking rather than individual devices. Plus you can run openvpn so you can browse safely through your home network when off site.
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go to google play look for VPN HOSTS... its an app that creates a vpn on your phone and uses the hosts file you provide and blocks ads just fine.. been using this since it was created and it works great.. no root needed, its a virtual hosts file on my phone.. free download from git hub, its in the description on google play. its free and simple...
use this. follow the adb directions and itll work. its what im using
fBx said:
Hi,
sorry if this was asked before - but now Adhell is dead, SABS is DMCA'd - what can we do for Adblocking now, despite using the Samsung browser with Plugins?
Any other way without root/hosts file? Thanks.
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Try to use Seven's AdClear:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-adclear-root-version-ad-blocker-t3309011
adhell 2 works for me
Disconnect pro..
MindTrix said:
go to google play look for VPN HOSTS... its an app that creates a vpn on your phone and uses the hosts file you provide and blocks ads just fine.. been using this since it was created and it works great.. no root needed, its a virtual hosts file on my phone.. free download from git hub, its in the description on google play. its free and simple...
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Yeah that's also a possibility, so you don't need knox license every three months.
blane3298 said:
use this. follow the adb directions and itll work. its what im using
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But that's only a package disable, not ad blocker.
torr310 said:
Try to use Seven's AdClear:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-adclear-root-version-ad-blocker-t3309011
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I found notSABS, which seems to be a re-upload of SABS and this works just as Adhell 2 did before.
capuagenclik said:
adhell 2 works for me
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Yeah wait for the next Knox renewal. You can't build new Adhell packages anymore. Of course you could use your old apk and edit it yourself I guess.
Invincible29 said:
Or you could run pihole on raspberry for network wide adblocking rather than individual devices. Plus you can run openvpn so you can browse safely through your home network when off site.
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But that way I don't have block when on mobile data.
Bart3n said:
Disconnect pro..
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I need systemwide, also I use chrome not Samsung browser. Tried it once but didn't like it.
fBx said:
I need systemwide, also I use chrome not Samsung browser. Tried it once but didn't like it.
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Not disconnect pro for samsung browser but just disconnect pro.
It's systemwide
Bart3n said:
Not disconnect pro for samsung browser but just disconnect pro.
It's systemwide
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The thing that frustrates me with Disconnect Pro is that there's no custom list functionality. Otherwise it would be probably the best available.
+1 for Raspberry Pi and the use OpenVPN to tunnel DNS whilst not at home.
Here is the apk for SABS for those that want to set it up
Blokada (www.blokada.org) works really well.
It is free and open source and works across all apps (not only the browser)!
It doesn't require root, supports both wifi and mobile networks, and is perfectly safe and simple to use.
You can make exceptions for certain apps and hosts and it is using Black- and Whitelists.
Just make sure the app gets not killed by battery optimization and things like that (there is a setting to ensure it keeps running - showing a VPN symbol in the status bar).
Best regards
Amber
fBx said:
Yeah that's also a possibility, so you don't need knox license every three months.
But that's only a package disable, not ad blocker.
I found notSABS, which seems to be a re-upload of SABS and this works just as Adhell 2 did before.
Yeah wait for the next Knox renewal. You can't build new Adhell packages anymore. Of course you could use your old apk and edit it yourself I guess.
But that way I don't have block when on mobile data.
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orkavaneger said:
Here is the apk for SABS for those that want to set it up
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now Thank you!
and dont forget there is notSabs
crayonyes said:
now Thank you!
and dont forget there is notSabs
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Anytime dude
AmberLynn said:
Blokada (www.blokada.org) works really well.
It is free and open source and works across all apps (not only the browser)!
It doesn't require root, supports both wifi and mobile networks, and is perfectly safe and simple to use.
You can make exceptions for certain apps and hosts and it is using Black- and Whitelists.
Just make sure the app gets not killed by battery optimization and things like that (there is a setting to ensure it keeps running - showing a VPN symbol in the status bar).
Best regards
Amber
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kinda like what I said about VPN Hosts..... which is free ... you provide the hosts file and you flip a virtual switch to turn in on or off anytime.. puts the virtual private network icon up in the top bar so you know its on ... and its free too ... I like simple and it is...
There you go. there is a new one. its called NotSABS. Its basically the same as SABS but uts been update it from a different dev. Ive been using it for weeks now without having a problem. :good:
https://github.com/GoldenKappa/notSABS
So, I use Nord VPN premium. How can I use it in the android settings instead of the app?
In the WiFi settings you have a VPN section, set noordvpn as default and always on.
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In the WiFi settings you have a VPN section, set noordvpn as default and always on.
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Is it fast? because I've tried free app versions of VPN and whenever I try to watch or download something it's to slow
I use NordVPN as well. Speeds are usually very good. Only faster one I've used is IPVanish, but it's based in the US and doesn't have access to things like Netflix. But speed for that one are off the charts if you just want a VPN service that's rapid.
I been using TorGuard for almost 2years now and it works great even speeds for me when I am on 4G LTE so I don't complain.
I even set up my OnePlus 6T to block connections without VPN because I do not want it online without being connected to a vpn.
I've used Adguard for years, never had a problem.
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Is it fast? because I've tried free app versions of VPN and whenever I try to watch or download something it's to slow
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It is yes
FranDN said:
It is yes, if you want a free one try Orbot, it's from the guys that made TOR Browser, it's pretty nice
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That app if for connecting to the Tor Network. Definitely not the same as a VPN. Please do your research before recommending things like Tor to people as it has its own security considerations to deal with.