Auroravpn free vpn + dns + firewall

Auroravpn is an Android privacy and network-management app (no root required) that combines a secure DNS client, a per-app firewall, a connection/traffic monitor, and proxy routing. The official description says it is built as a specialized variant/extension of the Rethink ecosystem and supports modern tunneling options such as WireGuard and Cloudflare WARP’s MASQUE.

Yes. The official site describes Auroravpn as an advanced, open-source tool and a specialized variant or extension of the popular Rethink ecosystem.

According to the official site, Auroravpn includes advanced DNS control and supports DNS over HTTPS (DoH), DNS over TLS (DoT), and DNSCrypt to secure DNS lookups and reduce tracking.

The official site states it provides a fine-grained per-app firewall, letting you block or allow internet access for individual apps to help prevent background data leaks.

Yes. The official site says it has proxy routing capabilities including a MASQUE & WireGuard “proxifier,” supporting Cloudflare WARP’s MASQUE and WireGuard servers, and it can be used for full-device tunneling or split tunneling.

Yes. The official site notes a real-time connection monitor that logs, inspects, and tracks TCP/UDP connections per app to help you spot suspicious outbound traffic.

No. The official site explicitly says it requires no root.

Not necessarily. Web snippets mention multiple “Aurora VPN/AuroraVPN” offerings with marketing claims about unblocking sites (including in China), one-tap connections, and APK downloads, but the official site content here describes a different product: an open-source Rethink-based privacy suite focused on DNS, firewalling, connection monitoring, and proxy routing (MASQUE/WireGuard). If you see an app primarily marketed as a China-unblocking VPN, verify the developer/publisher and feature set against the official site description.