Repel – DNS Ad Blocker & App Firewall v1.1.2 MOD APK (Pro Unlocked)
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App Details
- Latest Version:
- 1.1.2
- Android Requirements
- 11
- Developer:
- LL Cloud Apps
Repel – DNS Ad Blocker & App Firewall is a DNS filtering and firewall app that helps block ads, trackers, and malicious domains, while controlling which apps can access the internet. All DNS lookups are processed on the device, with no account or subscription required, allowing users to manage app connections from one place.
Three layers of network control
Repel provides three mechanisms that can be used separately or together. The ad and tracker filter works through a DNS-only local VPN. Each domain request is checked against selected blocklists, while allowed requests are forwarded securely via DNS over HTTPS. This service only handles DNS lookups, not other internet traffic.
The app firewall can cut off internet access for specific apps without root. This feature does not use a VPN connection, so it can run alongside another VPN. Pro rules include restrictions based on Wi-Fi, mobile data, roaming, screen-off status, and sleep schedules.
One-tap Private DNS lets users select an encrypted DNS provider, such as AdGuard DNS, NextDNS, Mullvad, Quad9, Cloudflare, Control D, CleanBrowsing, Google, or a custom DNS-over-TLS host. These settings continue to work when Repel is closed.
Activity logs and blocking rules
The activity log shows which app requested a domain and whether the request was blocked or allowed. From each entry, users can create a blocking rule, grant permission, or immediately cut off internet access for the associated app. Statistics show activity from the past seven days, the most frequently blocked domains, and the apps with the most requests.
Repel supports wildcard and regex rules, pasting multiple domains at once, and per-app domain rules. An option is also available to allow apps to access only domains already added to the allowlist. Browsers can also be prevented from using their own secure DNS to bypass the filter.
Blocklists and practical settings
Community lists such as HaGeZi, OISD, 1Hosts, and StevenBlack cover ads, trackers, pop-ups, malware, phishing, scam stores, and telemetry from several phone manufacturers. These lists are updated automatically over Wi-Fi.
- Pause filtering for 5 minutes, 15 minutes, or one hour.
- Home screen widget and Quick Settings tile.
- Firewall profiles for Home, Work, and Travel.
- Automatically block new apps until permission is granted.
- Support for custom DNS-over-HTTPS and server response testing.
- Automation through Tasker and similar apps.
On Android TV and Google TV devices, DNS filtering and blocklists remain available with an interface adapted for remote controls. However, Repel cannot remove ads that are part of a video stream.
Family mode and Pro feature options
Family mode provides safe search, restricted video mode, and blocking for adult, gambling, and social media sites. An entire service, such as a social media app, game, or video site, can be restricted with a daily time allowance. A PIN prevents changes that reduce protection, including disabling the filter or firewall and enabling a pause.
Free features include the HaGeZi Light or Pro filter, weekly logs, scheduled pauses, widgets, allow rules, app exclusions, a firewall, one-tap Private DNS, hosts mode, and backups. The Pro plan is offered as a one-time payment with no subscription and includes additional lists, custom rules, custom DNS servers, firewall profiles, per-app domain rules, family mode, 30-day statistics, CSV exports, and automation.
MOD Information
Pro Unlocked means the Pro features are unlocked.
Specific details about the unlocked Pro features or MOD limitations have not yet been provided in the source.
APK Details for Repel – DNS Ad Blocker & App Firewall
| App name | Repel – DNS Ad Blocker & App Firewall |
|---|---|
| Download file version | 1.1.2 |
| Download file size | 16.8 MB |
| Developer | LL Cloud Apps |
| Android requirements | 11 |
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