runs in white list mode with VPN privileges. This means all apps are blocked by default, and whitelisted apps are forced through Orbot.
is set to filter all traffic and SOCK5-proxy it to port 9050
Orbot, Orweb & F-Droid all have the "apply rules and conditions" box unticked, so they are exempt from Netguard processing.
Orbot
does not have VPN privileges
listens on port 9050
F-Droid
set to use Orbot (this is simply a toggle and strangely has no port parameter - how does it know to use port 9050?)
Orfox
has no config option for using Orbot. No port parameter either. How can I be sure that Orfox knows what to connect to?
F-Droid and Orfox are both set to bypass Netguard and connect to Orbot. F-droid works. Orfox times out when trying to visit check.torproject.org and eventually says "The proxy server is refusing connections".
This may be irrelevant, but this command was executed the first time the new phone was USB-attached:
$ for app in com.android.printspooler\
com.google.android.apps.cloudprint\
com.google.android.feedback\
com.google.android.gm\
com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox\
com.google.android.onetimeinitializer\
com.google.android.youtube; do adb shell "pm disable --user 13 $app"; done
This is a new AOS 6 device configured as follows:
Netguard
Orbot
F-Droid
Orfox
F-Droid and Orfox are both set to bypass Netguard and connect to Orbot. F-droid works. Orfox times out when trying to visit check.torproject.org and eventually says "The proxy server is refusing connections".
This may be irrelevant, but this command was executed the first time the new phone was USB-attached:
I've attached a screenshot (which I needed to crudely take using another camera due to bug https://github.com/guardianproject/Orweb/issues/73)