Introduction:
eProxy For Android offers advanced network routing solutions for users seeking secure and customizable internet access. This utility enables Android devices to reroute traffic through configurable proxy servers, providing enhanced privacy control and network management capabilities. Users can modify outgoing requests, bypass regional restrictions, and integrate with existing VPN or SSH setups through three distinct connection methods. The app appeals to technical users requiring granular control over their device's network interactions while maintaining a streamlined setup process.
1. Custom Request Modification via Direct Connection
eProxy For Android users initiate proxy routing by creating custom request profiles within the app. After launching eProxy, operators input target URLs or IP addresses, specify port numbers (default: 1707), and activate the proxy service. The process requires manual APN configuration through device settings, where users replace their carrier’s proxy details with localhost (127.0.0.1) and the designated port. This direct method operates without third-party tools but demands basic network configuration knowledge.
2. SSH Tunnel Integration with Socks5 Forwarding
For root-enabled devices, eProxy For Android integrates with SSH clients to establish encrypted tunnels. Users enable SOCKS5 port forwarding in their SSH application after activating eProxy’s custom requests. The app supports tun2socks configurations for non-root devices, creating a virtual network interface. Operators must verify HTTP proxy settings within SSH tools, aligning port numbers with eProxy’s active listening ports to maintain consistent traffic redirection.
3. VPN Synchronization for Layered Privacy
eProxy For Android complements VPN services through HTTP proxy stacking. Users append “http-proxy 127.0.0.1:[port]” to their VPN configuration files, synchronizing both tools’ port assignments. This hybrid approach routes VPN traffic through eProxy’s filters, enabling request-level customization without interrupting VPN encryption. Setup requires coordination between eProxy’s active session ports and VPN client parameters.
4. Automated Background Process Termination (Root Only)
Rooted device owners activate eProxy For Android’s Extra Protection feature to erase residual network traces. When enabled, the app automatically clears cache and active connections upon closure. Users toggle this function during profile creation, balancing security needs with operational continuity. Non-root users manually clear app data via Android settings to reset configurations.
5. APN Reconfiguration for Cellular Network Customization
eProxy For Android’s Direct Connection mode necessitates APN edits for cellular data routing. Operators navigate to Mobile Network Settings > Access Point Names, modifying their carrier’s proxy field to 127.0.0.1 and port to 1707 (or active eProxy port). This redirects all cellular traffic through the app’s filters while maintaining standard data protocols.
Key Features
- Multi-protocol support (Direct, SSH, VPN) for traffic routing
- APN customization for cellular network proxy integration
- SOCKS5 tunneling with root/non-root configuration options
- VPN proxy stacking for enhanced privacy layers
- Automated background process cleanup on rooted devices
- Facebook-based technical support and updates
