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RedBox - Network Scanner is a useful application that allows people to know which devices are connected to their WiFi nets. You can also access to many other network tools and activate the detection of intruders. What is Intruder Detector function in this app? Simply, it's an alert that notify you when an unknown user is detected inside your net. This way, you can know some useful information about intruders.
There is also a developer Telegram channel where you can find news about this app and future possible apps: "https://t.me/redboxproject"
Main functions in RedBox - Network Scanner:
WiFi devices scan
Devices port scan
Intruder Detector
IP calculator
Ping
Traceroute
Access to Arp Table
Whois service
You can also have the possibility to support the developer by watching a short ad video.
DOWNLOAD: "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redbox.redboxnetworkscanner"
RedBox - Network Scanner (UPDATE)
RedBox - Network Scanner was updated to version 2.1, to resolve some problems.
Download it now: "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.redbox.redboxnetworkscanner"
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This app allows developers to bypass the hassle of managing Myo device connections.
The app will allow a user to connect their Myo to their android device by using a simple step by step guide.
Developers can then use a broadcaster receiver to listen for Myo data and use that in their own apps.
I created this functionality for my own use and quickly realised that having multiple apps running "pulled" the Myo's attention away. This meant that a background app couldn't read the data while a foreground app was interfacing with the Myo. So I created this app to run as a standalone. It will manage and broadcast the Myo data to any app that is listening for it.
The app is in heavy development at the moment, so feature requests and bug reports and highly encouraged!
Side Note:
The app is designed to work with both single and dual Myo devices. However I only have one to test with, any help testing that element is appreciated.
For more information on Myo visit: https://www.thalmic.com/en/myo/
Download
https://developer.thalmic.com/forums/topic/866/
Where is the download link?
Hi to everyone!
Let me introduce the Arounder application.
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What is it?
Arounder - mobile social network that use geolocation features of your mobile device to show people, events and news around you.
The main difference from usual social networks is in using geolocation to any kind of content (photo, posts, messages and etc.). You have two types of newsfeed: usual (from friends and followers) and GEOfeed - post that left by users in your place.
It also has very high accuracy to show you people around: each next in list is farther from previous.
We have many ideas for further features
SCREENSHOTS:
REQUIREMENT:
Since this application uses your location for its many features, your device must have geolocation support (GPS or A-GPS) and geolocation must be enabled on it.
Otherwise, Google Play will say something like "your device isn't supported".
DOWNLOAD: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.arounder.android
OFFICIAL SITE: arounder.co
The app looks great! I will give it a shot!
Here is the link to go fast https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=at.arounder.android
Great idea!
Hi!
I would like to have feedback on this application I published on Google Play to share files from Your Android device over the web.
Currently You can share single files, multiple files or text.
It will work if Your device is visible from other devices and/or it is in the same network.
I would be glad if You can test it, evaluate it and let me know ways to improve it.
You can share the link via QRcode or NFC or via sharing button.
No root required!
Get it here on Google Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.millo.abcshare
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May 25th - Version 1.0
first release
Space left for the future
Application updated with:
- Device Files and Folders browsing.
- New GUI.
- Removed ADS.
- Ported to background service with notification.
Made it open source: https://github.com/camillo777/ABCShare
Started public beta (if anyone wishing to help): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.millo.abcshare
ToDo:
- access to device content (SMS, contacts, notifications);
- allow to add a password
Hi all,
I would like to introduce my application, Sanctuary, to help you secure/lock your data and media files.
Sanctuary features:
- Create/Store text information.
- Move and secure Image/Video files.
- Uses Only Fingerprint authentication to access this application.
- Intruder Snoop( for pro users only). Snaps a picture of any unauthorized personnel who tried to access this app.
I built this application to safely store my passwords and sensitive data on my phone as I always tend to forget them.
Application requirements:
- Android device with fingerprint sensor
- Android version 6.0 and above
*This app requires you to have at least 1 fingerprint registered in your device and also requires you to have
a lock screen setup.
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This is the first android application that I have created and I hope you all will give this a try and let me know if there are any improvements that I can make.
I appreciate any feedbacks.
Download from Google Play Store: Sanctuary
Thank you.
I am getting a few crash reports. I have fixed the crashes and updated the application.
Do let me know if there any more issues or feedback. Also, thanks for giving this application a try.
I just rooted a Samsoung Galaxy J5 (2016).
Then used the GNU/GPL Tracker Control latest version from here
TrackerControl | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
TrackerControl allows to monitor and control hidden data collection in apps.
f-droid.org
(/!\ There is a fork around, that wants money to be able to see logs in the app. Take only this one above thats called "TC")
I made some basic debloating, getting rid of obvious google and vendor apps.
Set up the TC to get connection logs and then switched on the wifi.
Remember, I just switched on the wifi, did nothing else.
Some hours later I've got this connection logs.
Huge amount of unsollicited connections to all major big tech and others.
Have a look: (the vpn flag is normal as it works through a local proxy/vpn to catch connections)
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Trustful, right ?
No any of these connection was sollicited.
For your information...