Reduce your data usage, save your battery, increase your privacy, Take Control Of Your Mobile Apps
Easily Allow/Block App Connectivity, Block background app activity, Be Alerted When New Apps Access the Internet, Block Adult Websites, No calling home, No tracking or analytics, Actively developed and supported, Android 5.1 and later supported, Tethering supported, Multiple device users supported, Optionally allow when screen on, Optionally block when roaming, Optionally block system applications, Automatic launch of device startup, Automatically identifies applications currently installed on your mobile device, Identifies and Notifies when newly installed apps access the Web, Set Allow/Block, on a per-application basis
Disable background activity for selected apps, Get full data usage visibility, Material design theme with light and dark theme, Log all outgoing traffic; search and filter access attempts; export PCAP files to analyze traffic, Allow/block individual addresses per application, New application notifications; configure InternetGuard directly from the notification, Display network speed graph in a status bar notification, Select from five additional themes in both light and dark version
There is no other no-root firewall offering all these features.
Why does InternetGuard top the data usage chart?
It’s an illusion. InternetGuard uses your device’s VPN package to create a firewall. As every data packet sent or received by your apps passes through the VPN, all the incoming and outgoing data traffic gets attributed to InternetGuard.
The good part, however, is that InternetGuard now comes with its own Data Usage feature which allows you to check data usage for each app. To view the usage, choose Data Usage from the home screen.
There is no other no-root firewall offering all these features.
Why does InternetGuard top the data usage chart?
It’s an illusion. InternetGuard uses your device’s VPN package to create a firewall. As every data packet sent or received by your apps passes through the VPN, all the incoming and outgoing data traffic gets attributed to InternetGuard.
The good part, however, is that InternetGuard now comes with its own Data Usage feature which allows you to check data usage for each app. To view the usage, choose Data Usage from the home screen.