⭐️ Features Of Shizuwall

• No Root or VPN Required: Most Android firewalls require either Root access or a VPN service.
• ShizuWall uses Shizuku or a local ADB daemon, providing native system-level control without the common VPN drawbacks.
• Per-app System Networking Control: Uses Android's connectivity service (chain-3) to enable/disable networking on a per-app basis — no packet interception, no VPN tunnel.
• Privacy-first Design: The app is offline-first and does not phone home. There is no analytics, no tracking and no telemetry.

🔗 Links for ShizuWall

⬇️ Download: GitHub | Playstore

⛓️ Other Link: Source Code

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⭐️ Features Of Shizuku Fork

• Start on boot: waits for a Wi-Fi connection before starting the Shizuku service
• TCP mode: (i.e., the adb tcpip command) once Shizuku successfully starts with Wi-Fi after a reboot, you can stop/restart Shizuku without a Wi-Fi connection!
• Watchdog service: automatically restarts Shizuku if it stops unexpectedly, and can alert you of crashes/potential fixes
• Start/stop intents: toggle Shizuku on-demand using automation apps (e.g., Tasker, MacroDroid, Automate)
• Android/Google TV and VR headset support: UI is now compatible with D-Pad remotes, all TVs are supported (including Android 14+ TVs that require pairing), and the multi-window pairing dialog is toggleable in settings for VR headsets
• MediaTek support: fixes a critical bug in the original v13.6.0 which prevented Shizuku from working on MediaTek devices

🔗 Links for Shizuku Fork

⬇️ Download: GitHub

⛓️ Other Link: Source Code

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