Nzapret is a lightweight, autonomous Magisk and KernelSU module designed for systemless DPI bypass on Android. It utilizes the local nfqws2 engine and firewall routing to intercept traffic, unblocking restricted websites and Telegram without altering system partitions.
Technical Details
Operating directly through iptables and ip6tables rules, nzapret intercepts traffic at the OUTPUT and FORWARD chains to apply DPI circumvention payloads via nfqws2. It systemlessly deploys a local MTProto proxy (nztg) and configures Private DNS settings at boot, ensuring robust censorship evasion without disrupting core Android networking.
Core Features of Nzapret
- Smart routing: Intercepts both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic automatically based on firewall availability.
- Telegram proxy: Includes a local MTProto proxy bridging traffic over WebSocket with a Cloudflare fallback.
- Private DNS: Forces a fallback DNS parameter to bypass restrictions on AI services.
- WebUI management: Offers full graphical control directly inside the KernelSU module manager interface.
Support & Requirements
Compatible with all modern Android operating systems requiring root access via Magisk or KernelSU.
How to Install Nzapret
- Download the release .zip file to your device storage.
- Open your Magisk or KernelSU app and access the modules menu.
- Select "Install from storage," choose the downloaded .zip, and flash the file.
- Reboot your device.
Disclaimer: Processes started manually via the standard KernelSU WebUI may terminate if the app is swiped from recent tasks; use CLI commands or KernelSU-Next to prevent this issue.