Thoughts, stories and ideas.
Similarly to CompactGUI, transparent compression seems to be theoretically possible on Android. These are the steps: Modify your android kernel to add full NTFS support via the NTFS-3G project. This has already been done: - https://www.xda-developers.com/full-ntfs-readwrite-support-for-android/ - https://superuser.com/questions/257267/is-it-a-good-idea-to-use-compressed-ntfs-filesystem-on-an-external-harddiskInsert the SD-Card into
The apps necessary to do this are Insular, RethinkDNS and Sing-box. This is an updated version of the “How to use NetGuard + personalDNSFilter+ Any VPN, without root, without external self-hosted servers.” guide. Unlike the previous version of this guide, this setup has: No DNS leaks.No UDP leaks.Less battery
In this blog I will explain how to set up etesync for local use (a server that will only be exposed to your trusted LAN). If you wish to setup etesync for it to be exposed to the internet, an advanced guide which uses nginx in WSL and internal port-forwarding
Updated, and improved guide: https://itsignacioportal.github.io/firewall-and-vpn-without-root-on-android/ Together, with the people over at the personalDNSfilter Telegram group, we've discovered a way to run multiple "VPN"s at the same time by taking advantage of work profiles. All of this started because I was trying to control Work-profile apps