AI off in every app on the phone
Browsers are only half the story: AI apps live on the phone. The Mindveto Android app blocks AI addresses for every app, and tells you if someone tries to switch it off.
How it works
The app runs a small local filter for internet names (DNS) on the phone. When an app asks for an AI address, the filter answers that it does not exist. Everything else works as normal.
Only these name lookups pass through the app. Nothing is sent to us.
Install
- Open the download link on the phone.
- When Android asks, allow “install unknown apps” for your browser.
- Open the app and tap the big button.
- Turn on “Always-on VPN” and “Block connections without VPN” (the app shows how). Then it cannot be skipped.
- Set a PIN.
Beta: to update, uninstall the old version first. The Google Play version is coming, with a 15-day free trial of Plus.
Facts
| Version | Beta, target Android 16 (SDK 36) |
|---|---|
| Size | 45 KB |
| Needs | Android 8 or newer |
| Tamper alerts | Yes, a notification if protection stops |
| Data sent | None |
| Price | Free during the beta |
Help
Does it slow down the phone or the battery?
Hardly. It only answers name lookups; it does not route your traffic through a server.
Can I use another VPN at the same time?
No. Android allows one VPN at a time. Mindveto uses that slot for its local filter.
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Whole network (IT)
Ready-made files for DNS, firewalls and browser policy.
Browser extension
One switch and a PIN in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera.