The firewall app itself does not have any suspicious permissions, and it filters host names/domain names, has a simple interface, fine-grained access control, and does not require root access.
ADVICE FOR LTE USERS
I'm working on a fix for NoRoot Firewall that will allow it to work on LTE. NoRoot Firewall currently does not support IPv6.
You can choose whether to allow or deny an app to access the internet with NoRoot Firewall. It protects you from having your personal information being sent to the Internet.
With NoRoot Firewall, you can allow or deny specific app connections based on IP addresses, host names, and domain names.
Features of NoRoot Firewall APK
As its name implies, NoRoot Firewall requires no root privileges.
Based on IP addresses, host names, and domain names, fine-grained access control is possible.
Easy to use interface. Simple to use.
The site has minimal permissions. It does not have a location or a phone number.
NoRoot Firewall gives you a complete protection against attacks on your Android without rooting your device. It's like Drodwall for non-root users.
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