Rethink: DNS + Firewall APK 0.5.3n free on android

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If you own an Android smartphone, installing Rethink DNS + Firewall is the best option for keeping tabs on what programmes are being used, bypassing Internet filters, and preventing the spread of malicious software. Share your excitement about Android 8.1, which brings a number of security improvements and a simpler user interface.
Developer
Celzero
Updated
12-Jan-2023
Version
053n
Requirements
6.0
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Package Name Rethink: DNS + Firewall
Developer Celzero
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Price
Free
Get it On Google Play
Content Rating Everyone
Architecture Universal
Signature
Debug
Version 053n
Size Varies with device
Requirements 6.0
Last Update Mar 29, 2024
Date Update 12-Jan-2023
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Average Rating 4.3/5
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Downloads 190
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Supported Platforms Android

If you own an Android smartphone, installing Rethink DNS + Firewall is the best option for keeping tabs on what programmes are being used, bypassing Internet filters, and preventing the spread of malicious software. Share your excitement about Android 8.1, which brings a number of security improvements and a simpler user interface.

What is Rethink: DNS + Firewall APK

Open: DNS manipulation protection, which is frequently used to change content on popular websites and in a variety of other online games and utilities.

Safe: tracks the activity of newly installed programmes on the network and provides options to disable, remove, or block them.

Secure: As a first line of defence, they prevent malicious software like spyware, ransomware, and phishing attacks from accessing and stealing sensitive user information and taking control of their accounts.

Quick: DNS servers are spread out to more than 200 different places around the world to make sure they work well and can be reached easily.

Straightforward: free of proprietary restrictions and publicly available.

Highlights

Anti-Application Firewall: Don’t let apps connect to the Internet. Any programme attempting to communicate with the Internet through a wireless LAN or USB dongle will be blocked by the firewall.

Because most types of monitoring involve sending data to a central server, blocking access to that site significantly reduces the risk (Record Chiefs, Morning Timer, and Mini-computer are just a few examples of applications that do not require Web access to function).

The firewall component makes use of availability administration to identify and isolate the core programmes that need protection. Checking: Keep an eye on incoming and current online activity. Logs of availability (Domain Name System) are compiled and analysed whenever the feature is enabled.

Automated reports flag suspicious or unknown connections in advance and reveal the extent to which spyware companies are trying to steal your data. From our experiments, we can confidently say that somewhere around sixty percent of all traffic originates from recognised malware.

The client has near-constant access to the generated logs for their own purposes. Interfering with Content: Prevent any and all forms of spyware, malware, etc.

not a trap that holds you captive.

Seventy-five percent of the apps tested by application scientists were found to collect and share personal data, and half of them also disclosed users’ whereabouts to other parties without their permission.

Govt

Many government-run services are joining in on the action as well, with the expectation of being able to intercept and store all forms of online traffic, even the encrypted connections to your financial institutions.

This is done on the basis of “blue-penciling” access to information that is already publicly available. Most often, this ability to avoid detection has been used to silence protesters, restrict access to vital information, and consolidate control.

ISPs

Internet service providers, shipping companies, and phone makers have all been nagged repeatedly to collect user and location data, inject advertisements, and produce blue pencil material.

GDPR

Commercial organisations carry on fighting against clients’ ability to shut out surveillance, so unless this exceptional observation is handled with tougher rules defending clients’ privacy, the only solution is to avoid mobile phones and employ burner phones when the situation calls for it.

Resistance to Oversight:

The software encrypts your online connection using a Domain Name System (DNS) server managed by rethinkdns with a global footprint of 200+ locations. DNS servers act as the Internet’s phone book by resolving domain names. In order to access a website or programme, a DNS server must provide the necessary addresses.

However, it is common practise to manipulate DNS server responses to prevent access or reroute users to fake websites. The Android app Rethink DNS encrypts your connection to DNS servers, making it impossible to censor your online activity.

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What's new

New feature: All new Statistics screen.
New feature: Secure this app using screen lock.
New feature: Choose your preferred language from app settings.
New feature: RDNS+ Simple view shows well-curated lists only.
Rename: App lockdown mode is now Isolate mode.
Rename: Bypass app rules is now called Trust IP.
Fix crash when Rethink is installed in a Work Profile.
Now deleting app-specific rules when the app is uninstalled.
Other minor UI changes and bug fixes.

Applied Patches

  • Untouched apk with Original Hash Signature
  • Certificate MD5 digest: 9dfb00f579f5cfaea8d2cba8ad47abec
  • No changes were applied
  • Languages: Full Multi Languages
  • CPU architectures: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64
  • Screen DPIs: 120dpi, 160dpi, 240dpi, 320dpi, 480dpi, 640dpi
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