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Top 2 Ways to Block Apps From Accessing Internet on Android

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2023
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Mobile apps are an essential part of the technological advancements of this era. They help us be more productive, keep us entertained, and help us stay connected with friends and family. However, we also know that apps like social media, games, and other non-productive apps can be very addictive and can use up our data plan.

In this article, we will explore the top 2 ways to block apps from accessing the internet on Android.

1. Use a firewall app

A firewall is a security program that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules. There are several firewall apps available on the Google Play Store that can be used to block apps from accessing the internet.

An example is the NoRoot Firewall app, which requires no root access and can block apps according to your preferred settings. After installing the app, it will scan your device and display a list of all installed apps. To block an app from accessing the internet, simply swipe left on the app, and it will be labeled as “Denied.” You can also remove an app from the block list at any time.

2. Use Android’s built-in Data Usage feature

Most Android phones come with a built-in Data Usage feature that can be used to monitor and control the apps that access your mobile data. This feature can be accessed under the Settings menu, and it allows you to set mobile data limits, choose which apps can access your data, and set usage warnings or limits.

To block apps from accessing the internet using this feature, follow these simple steps:

Step 1: Go to “Settings” and tap on “Data Usage.”

Step 2: Tap on “Mobile data usage” or “App data usage.”

Step 3: Choose the app you want to block and tap on it.

Step 4: Toggle the “Background data” switch to “Off.”

This will block the app from accessing the internet through mobile data. Note, however, that you will still be able to use the app on Wi-Fi. If you want to block the app from accessing the internet entirely, you will need to use a firewall app.

In conclusion, these are the top 2 ways to block apps from accessing the internet on Android. By implementing these methods, you can control your mobile data usage, save on data costs, and prevent apps from being too addictive. We hope you find this article useful and informative.

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