Oleksandr Garmatin
Oleksandr Garmatin
I have no plans to change how InviZible works, but I do plan to add a firewall option that allows the app to connect only through Tor.
> I can only see this as being a bug. If you consider that a bug is something that is clearly described in the app manual, then the problem is...
> check and inform It doesn't make sense to inform new users about such features, as most of them won't understand what it means right after installing the app. After...
Obviously, the problem is that InviZible cannot properly detect when Wi-Fi sharing is enabled. This is a big challenge in newer versions of Android. Another problem is that I don't...
This is an extremely slow and outdated way to connect to the internet. I don't think it's worth adding unless you provide really important information about why you are using...
> some apps such as Hypatia detect my connection as "metered." This can happen if you have mobile data enabled or if Wi-Fi and mobile data are both enabled at...
> Invizible Pro tried to perform DCL via storage. InviZible does not use DCL at all. It is difficult to say whether this is a false positive or something else,...
Anyway, InviZible doesn't use DCL at all.
> or may not realize they're using a legacy approach to library inclusion instead of mapping it directly from their APK. The still legacy but inferior way is having the...
> You can include them as libraries in the APK and enable extractNativeLibs to have the package manager extract them to the library directory where executables can be run from...