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Solution Options Since these are system-level logs, you cannot directly disable them via your code. However, here are 4 effective workarounds depending on your goal: 1. Filter Logcat Output (Recommended...

Thanks for your question, @Nessiza! Gnirehtet should not block incoming mobile network calls, as it operates strictly on the data interface (via a VPN over USB) and does not interfere...

Workaround 1: Use gnirehtet run (foreground process) If you're launching gnirehtet via adb, use: gnirehtet run This keeps the process alive and restarts it if it crashes, instead of using...

No, you cannot use gnirehtet (or any reverse tethering via USB) without administrator (root/sudo) permissions on the host machine. You will see errors like: java.net.BindException: Permission denied Cannot bind to...

The error you're encountering: "An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions. (os error 10013)" usually happens on Windows when a process...

Thanks @humleflue for the contribution! Confirmed: Your update improves clarity on Homebrew usage. No merge conflicts. Change is simple and safe to include. Merging this now — appreciate the help...

You're in a common situation: You want to share your PC's VPN connection to your Android phone via USB, but your phone’s Wi-Fi is broken and Gnirehtet doesn’t forward VPN...

Issue Summary 1. macOS Error: "Not an IPv4 packet" When running the Mac version of Gnirehtet, users get the message: "Not an IPv4 packet" This means the app received a...

Thanks for confirming, @NewtonSolis! Glad to hear the app is working fine. If you notice any issues later on, feel free to reopen this or create a new issue.

no its banned