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Hello , Yes this app is still active.

Hello Yes this app is still active .

You can always use the run-out speed to throttle the speed once the 1GB is consumed. What I can do for you in this case is to provide of fix for a bug in that functionality : the run-out speed is not applied upon phone reboot . The fix will also contain an indication in the rule itself to tell...

Now your request is clear . Then you are in case of a recurring data plan. Generally service providers throttle data speed automatically by network once the 1GB is reached and that throttling will remain active till the end of the month. This app did not provide this because it is already done ...

Yes , that's possible . Set data amount to 1GB with full speed option in rule settings. In run-out actions change speed to 16KBps (128kbps). After 1GB of data usage , the phone will start working at 128kbps until you overwrite that speed yourself . You create a new rule with a new speed so...

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Yes , it is possible but not exactly that way. For example you can set a limit to a set of apps , while allowing some to run at full speed . or even block them access to internet. See attached image.

Good for you.

Cyanogen like systems are not supported . Only android store version are. Trial period is unpaid . otherwise , send details to email.

Hi teatea , Please update to latest version 3.14. Some fixes are in there. The app is not tested in those devices but under same conditions and similar builds, it is working with no issues.

Hi teatea , for android oreo and Pie , some important fixes had been made and it will be released . Please consider that speeds are expressed in KBps,MBps .. and this because some users demanded that. So in order to set upload to 2Mbps all you need is to put a value of 2000/8 =250KBps , in other...

Try to configure maximum speed for your connection . This will automatically accelerate your internet.

Yes , it is a postponed release . Fixing some issues.

No but this will be possible in next releases.

Please check if you have any root hiding option in your root app. I mean something hiding your root.. . You can limit download for tethering . Limiting download for the phone itself can hog your data because its not controllable by the phone. This app can help you save a lot of wasted data...

Hi David , I understand your message . I am already aware of the issues you mentioned before . It is now an ongoing work for BT tethering .

With latest version , this is possible but in a little different way, now you can choose apps that will run full speed and those that the rule will apply. In other words, you can run messenger at full speed as if no rule is applied, and you can choose skype to run at 10kBps .. You can also...

Your message reached me and in next update coming pretty soon , a fix will be provided . Thanks for the screenshots thats always helpful

Which root interface do you use? supersu ?

Hi, if you remove the rules , all the App settings are purged and does not impact any of your settings and this is approved by about 100k users. Probably you have to look for other apps that you may have used. BW ruler had been verified by a very known mobile company and it had been qualified...

Hi emadmahdi, I will give you a good trick by which you will be convinced that such iptables commands will cost you a lot of wasted data and that will kill your data plan behind the scenes and this will be costly especially when you opt for that over mobile. Here are the steps: 1- set your...

This is a good question indeed, I personnally do not prefer iptables eventhough I consider myself part of the netfilter community . The problem is that if you use iptables to limit downstream traffic , there will be many drops and therefore many retransmissions from your carrier (provider core...

Ok thats fine once you use that for wifi. Its not recommended to limit download over mobile (4G,3G..) , as traffic retransmission caused by dropping network packets is count as normal traffic and therefore you will be billed twice. Nothing to worry about as you are over wifi and your dataplan is...

I understand your issue . Actually the tool can limit upload speed to act on the download accordingly. Because this the safe way. However,i t can limit tethering download accurately. I have a couple of things that may help you. 1- Verify that if you set the upload to 4kB/s your download...

Hi emadmahdi , Please align yourself with the latest version 3.1, Magisk is now detected . waiting for your confirmation;);) Update Here

Hi , Please align yourself with the latest version , There are many improvements dropped in the latest version , and this issue had been fixed too. Update Here

All the mentioned issues had been fixed in the latest version . Which includes also , Support for speed values such 4KB/s upload and 16KB/s Download for tethering

No , for now , setting the speed is only possible via UI , as the action is triggered from the UI.

folusmile Yes , it does . for galaxy note , it even works with stock rom but you need root .

Anyone tested this app in an LG3 mobile ?

Do you mean Wifi tethering ? What I suggest is to first desactivate Wifi . Then go to tethering and activate wifi tethering , open Wifi tethering tab and verify .

you can use bandwidth ruler from the play store . it's a download/upload booster and bandwidth limiter. it requires root to work here is the link :

Hi zidane02 Does this app can limit dl speed for each user who is connected to my wifi tethering? >> for now, The app can limit download speed for all the users connected to the wifi hotspot, all the users share the bandwidth cutomised in the active rule. per user bandwidth settings will be...

There is also another alternative to boost you 3G/Wifi and all tethering connections using android bandwidth ruler app , you can also limit bandwidth usage including upload and download speed. http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-bandwidth-manager-android-t2972889 here is the...

Si Si , it's possible to control the upload speed of the Wifi . add a rule in which you mention the upload rate and then enable the rule and that's all. :)

As many are asking for a similar trick , I would like to share a tool that is of use for the following : Small mobile data plans that get expired quickly (500MB , 1GB, ..) Tethering data plans that are limited to a fixed amount and get exhausted rapidly One of few solutions for this , is...

There is a bandwidth manager app that can do this . but the app can limit your hotspot download speed to minimum 300kb/s to ensure a minimum quality. 10kb/s is very low speed . you can find more details in this thread...

I think that it's impossible to do that in your router , but you have these alternatives : 1. Through a Unix PC: - Connect your unix PC to your router through a wired connection(ethernet). - change your wifi password of the router - then turn your Unix PC into an access point with hostapd ...

scandium in brief , in order to display a web page , a multiple DNS requests are made , sometimes it takes between 7 to 10 secondes to make a complete display because of DNS latency. fast surf accelerates these DNS requests such that the web page get displayed rapidly .

Refer to this thread , there is an app which can do what you want: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-bandwidth-manager-android-t2972889 or directly download the app from here : Bandwidth ruler free on goolge Store :)

Refer to this thread , as there is an app which can limit your wifi speed : http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-bandwidth-manager-android-t2972889 or directly download the app from here : Bandwidth ruler free on goolge Store :)

@amit.tiger12 Refer to this thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-bandwidth-manager-android-t2972889 or directly download the app from here : Bandwidth ruler free on goolge Store :)

As to measure the difference in connectivity quality with BWR fast surf option and a raw connectivity, we calculated the difference in time to access to some internet services. tested with a Wifi 8M download/1M upload with two devices (two galaxy S2) Raw Connectivity Youtube ...

Some updates had been made , in order to provide support for a new range of devices , it's up again :good: :good: Try it and comment .. Thanks, Bandwidth ruler free on goolge Store

ImNoobie9495 , it's not possible to do that , I undestand that in some cases you need to tell the others sharing the same router to limit their phone speed , for a common good . in our home we are 3 , the router speed is 30Mbps download and about 5Mbps upload . We made a deal in that everyone...

scandiun, Thank you so much for the quality of your feedback, some layouts are not supported yet , as it's mentionned in the APP description , but for LG2 , functionality is supported and layout will be updated . The APP will be unavailable for a short period .

The rate is in Kbps , for Wifi , you need to check your upload in speedtest if you remove all the rules , a clean is made . also, if you uncheck a single rule , a clean of that rule is made. As you previously tested the app in your S4/S2 , I myself tested again in both devices with stock rom...

I need more reviews , did any one test this app in a rooted HTC one :) ? thanks

it's 256 kbps , lower case "b" , if you are using galaxy tab , that should work with stock or custom rom . :), did you grant the app superuser access ? forget to tell you , that in speed test app , you can choose to display rates in kbps, just go to settings.

Yes, if you fill in rate for the wifi access connection , you are, in deed, configuring the upload speed. it's also mentionned in help, as well as on the description in top of this thread. you can use speed test to test your speed settings. if you don't have it already , this is the link...