Firewall iP 1.49 out now

Author: Yllier  //  Category: Apps

Firewall iP, the first and only Firewall for the iPhone, got an update to 1.499 The changes are all in the background, but massive. It improves stability, memory usage and speed. Changelog 1.49: support for IP adresses: 123.123.123.* and 123.123.123.1-4 major speed improvements: 60% faster when using large rule lists (lists with 1000+ items are no problem [...]

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Firewall iP 1.42 – full iPad support

Author: Yllier  //  Category: Apps

Firewall iP, the first and only Firewall for the iPhone, has been updated to 1.42 and now supports the iPad. Changelog 1.42: – full iPad support: all known issues with the iPad have been fixed. – bugfixes Firewall iP is the only security app of it’s kind and offers many advance features like getting WhoIs-informations [...]

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Firewall iP 1.35… bugfix along with something new

Author: Yllier  //  Category: Apps

_ Firewall iP, the first and only Firewall for the iPhone, got a new update to 1.35. This update brings you new features along with some stability fixes. Firewall iP is the only security app of it’s kind and offers many advance features like getting WhoIs-informations about the host. Block outgoing TCP & UDP connections selectively Shows you [...]

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Firewall iP 1.30 with awesome new features

Author: Yllier  //  Category: Apps

Firewall iP, the first and only Firewall for the iPhone, got a new update to 1.30. This update brings you new features along with some stability fixes. Firewall iP is the only security app of it’s kind and offers many advance features like getting WhoIs-informations about the host. Block outgoing TCP & UDP connections selectively [...]

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Firewall iP 1.2: major update

Author: Yllier  //  Category: News

A few days ago a major update of Firewall iP has been released. New features are: WhoIs: when FiP’s main popup appears you’ll see that the hostname is now in a button. when you tap the button a new view will appear containing the the whoIs-info for the domain/IP (if available) Now you’ll always know [...]

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Firewall iP – blocks outgoing traffic

Author: Yllier  //  Category: Apps

Decide yourself, Security for your iPhone and iPod touch Firewall iP is now available on CydiaStore for only $1.99. Firewall iP allows you to block outgoing connections (TCP & UDP). It hooks into applications from AppStore and Cydia. Firewall iP will alert you if the app wants to establish a connection to a host and [...]

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Decide yourself, Security for your iPhone and iPod touch

Firewall iP is now available on CydiaStore for only $1.99.

Firewall iP allows you to block outgoing connections (TCP & UDP). It hooks into applications from AppStore and Cydia. Firewall iP will alert you if the app wants to establish a connection to a host and shows you the hostname. Then you have the options to allow/deny the connection once/always or allow/deny all connections for the application.

You can decide if the application will send data. Developers will no longer be able to collect stats about you (UDID, phone number, usage statistics…) or even collect personal data. With Firewall iP you can cover all app analytic providers which aren’t in PrivaCy and also custom analytics.

You can block some content too. Now you are the one who decides!

In the control app you can edit the rules for each 3rd party application as well as add new applications to the list. It also offers a switch to disable Firewall iP and a SBSettingsToggle for the same purpose.

Cydia itself is excluded for obvious reasons.

  • Block outgoing TCP & UDP connections selectively
  • Shows you the hostname for the connection
  • Block analytic providers which PrivaCy can’t
  • Block unneeded content
  • Easy to use interface & control app
  • Edit the rules you did set
  • Add apps manually
  • Low memory & CPU consumption

After installation and a respring it will start to monitor outgoing connections.

Detailed usage instructions by iClarified: how to use Firewall iP

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