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A possible answer is it’s not really a privacy setting but instead to save you from carrier data charges. I agree that there should be an app firewall to the p
by adamomada 2y ago
A possible answer is it’s not really a privacy setting but instead to save you from carrier data charges.
I agree that there should be an app firewall to the point I’m running an older phone w the checkm8 jailbreak to have a firewall.
- bornfreddy 2y agoOn Android there is NetGuard which poses as a (local, running on the phone) VPN and allows you to deny / allow traffic based on process and domain. Works great, no root needed.
- cma 2y agoThen you can't run another VPN right? Then raw through Verizon with their tracking headers and stuff for anything non-https unless you go through the series of opt outs that get periodically invalidated with a new opt out needed.
- bornfreddy 2y agoJust checked, there doesn't seem to be an option for it (though technically it should be possible, I think). Sorry to hear about Verizon - hopefully mobile will soon be a viable option for you. Good luck!
- ignoramous 2y agoYou can run WireGuard (as a proxy not a VPN; ie, TCP/UDP only) with Rethink DNS + Firewall, an app I co-develop: https://github.com/celzero/rethink-app https://github.com/celzero/rethink-app