Zaprett is a port of the popular Linux anti-censorship tool designed for rooted Android devices. It bypasses Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) at the system level using nfqws, allowing users to access restricted websites and services without configuring a traditional VPN.

I've been running this on my daily driver to get around local network blocks without sacrificing my connection speed. Because it targets only restricted traffic through a system-level process, it avoids the heavy battery drain and high ping you usually get from background VPN apps.

DPI bypass using nfqws to slip past regional internet restrictions.
Zero impact on your regular speeds or gaming ping since it only routes blocked traffic.
Lightweight battery footprint compared to keeping a standard VPN service running all day.
Automatic background operation once you flash it, meaning no manual toggling.
Root Requirement: Magisk 24.1 or higher (or KernelSU / APatch).
Terminal Tool: Termux or the official Zaprett app remake for managing configurations.

Download the correct module zip (zaprett.zip or the hosts-inclusive variant) from the releases page.
Flash the zip file inside Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch and reboot your phone.
Configure your lists or strategies via Termux or the companion app.