Connection List
Enables monitoring of every app and their connections to the internet: when, how often, to which servers. Spyware, malware and all other ugly apps with heavy connection loading will be unmasked.
Features
- Network Tools
Tags
- tcpview
- tcp
- tcp-ip
- port
- Networking
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Connection List information
Developed by
Markus HuberLicensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs up to $2.Alternatives
5 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Connection List?
No ads, no root required!
This app shows (live-capture) and tracks all current internet (ipv4 and ipv6) network connections on your phone/tablet - graphical. It reads the data from the same location as the famous netstat-tool (network statistics / network (internet) connection monitor), but optionally with tracking mode as small and efficient background-service with minimal CPU and power consumption. And: you can export all the data as CSV-File to Excel or LibreOffice.
With this Tool, you can monitor every app, if it connects to the internet: when, how often, to which servers... You can also check, if there are any listening network sockets (open ports/servers) on your device. Spyware, malware and all other ugly apps with heavy connection loading will be unmasked.
Fields available in live-capture network monitor and in the export-file:
- local-IP / hostname
- remote-IP / hostname
- resolved internet hostnames (if enabled)
- connection - state (explanation on click)
- time of connection create / change
- ipv4 / ipv6
- application name and icon
Options:
- enable/disable resolving hostnames
- enable/disable tracking
- sorting by time, connection-state or app-id
- EXPORT list as CSV file (pro-feature)
You can run this app as a background-service to track connections, and to quick view open connections at the notification area.
Comments and Reviews
So now as from Android 10(Q), Google have decided to prevent any applications from accessing proc/net . This issue was discussed here .. https://www.xda-developers.com/android-restrict-apps-monitor-network-activity/
I have tried 'Connection List' on a rooted phone on Android 10 and still am unable to view TCP connections. This is a security flaw as previously if I had installed a malicious app I could see its connections, instantly and then uninstall and find an alternative. This meant I didn't have to run a firewall or any other bloated app and, was more informed about the software I was running. Now it is like using Android blind. There's a huge amount of remote connections made by Google Play and connections to third parties by even many paid for apps. Do you know what data is being scanned on your phone and whether it's being sent to third parties? Contacts, photos, phone/text conversations.