ByeByeDPI runs ByeDPI on your phone and routes your traffic through it to get past deep-packet-inspection (DPI) blocking. Everything runs locally: there's no remote server, so it isn't a classic VPN.
Developer: romanvht · License: GPL-3.0 (open source) · Price: Free
Before you start: when you first press Connect, Android asks to allow a VPN connection. ByeByeDPI uses this only to route your traffic through itself on the phone.
Official file from the developer's release · Oct 2, 2026 · SHA-256 3df9570313c9fb03…
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Key features
- Works locally on your phone, no external server
- VPN mode or proxy mode
- Adjustable bypass methods
- Lightweight, open source
Why isn’t ByeByeDPI on Google Play?
ByeByeDPI is published by its developer on GitHub.
Is ByeByeDPI safe?
ByeByeDPI is open source and doesn’t send your traffic to anyone’s server. It doesn’t hide your IP address: it only changes how your connection looks to network filters. Check your local laws before using it.
How to install
- Tap the download button above: the APK file downloads straight to your phone.
- When Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps.
- Open the file and tap Install.
FAQ
Is ByeByeDPI a VPN?
Not in the usual sense. It uses Android's VPN mode only to route traffic through ByeDPI running on your phone; no remote server is involved.
Does ByeByeDPI hide my IP address?
No. It only changes how your traffic looks to deep-packet-inspection filters.
Is ByeByeDPI free?
Yes. It's free and open source.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is ByeByeDPI a VPN?
Not in the usual sense. It uses Android's VPN mode only to route traffic through ByeDPI running on your phone; no remote server is involved.
Does ByeByeDPI hide my IP address?
No. It only changes how your traffic looks to deep-packet-inspection filters.
Is ByeByeDPI free?
Yes. It's free and open source.
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