VirtualNet
Choose what each app sees: Wi-Fi, mobile data, or both. Xposed module.
DroidRooter Connectivity System
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Description
Some apps only work when they think you are on Wi-Fi. Others insist on mobile data. VirtualNet lets you decide, per app, what the app is told about your connection, without changing the connection itself.
A phone on mobile data can look like it is on Wi-Fi to one app. A phone on Wi-Fi can look like mobile data to another. Everything else sees the truth. Your real traffic never changes.
Features
• Wi-Fi, Data, Both or Off for each app, applied live with no reboot
• One editable network profile (SSID, router MAC, IP range, gateway, DNS, signal, mobile type) so every answer stays consistent
• System framework coverage for every app you pick, plus optional hooks inside a scoped app
• A switch to use the system layer, the app layer, or both
• Small, with no network permission, no ads and no analytics
• Includes a detector app that shows exactly what an app would see
Requirements
A rooted device with LSPosed, Vector or another framework that supports the modern libxposed API. Android 9 or newer. Android 9 is unverified; Android 10 to 17 are verified.
Note
Anything outside the Java framework, such as raw sockets, native code and server-side checks like your public IP, still sees the real network.
A project of DroidRooter. Open source under the MIT license.
What’s new (1.0.5)
Fix reproducible build: scope.list line-ending correction for F-Droid verification.
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Permissions
What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.
- Network stateCheck whether and how the device is connected.
- Wi-Fi stateRead information about the Wi-Fi connection.
- Approximate locationDetermine the location via the network.
- NEARBY_WIFI_DEVICES
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