What's new in Repel
Every Repel release, newest first. The same notes you see on Google Play.
Repel 1.1.2
Repel now tells you when something stops it from protecting you.
- If the blocklist fails to download, the app says so and retries on its own over any connection
- If Android does not allow the VPN, the app explains why and what to do
- Fixes and improvements
Repel 1.1.1
Power mode is easier to set up.
- Setup shows which step you are on and opens the right screen
- The pairing code prompt appears by itself when it is needed
- New: disconnect Power mode from inside the app
- Fixes for notifications and pairing
Repel 1.1.0
A big update.
- New: Android TV support, with a home screen made for the remote
- Stats with a range picker and a tappable timeline
- Pause the filter for a set time, and a resizable widget
- Firewall profiles, bedtime, and rules that hold with the screen off
- More Private DNS providers, grouped by what they filter
- Family mode can block whole services, with daily free time
- If its DNS server is down, the filter steps aside instead of cutting you off
Repel 1.0.0
First release.
- Ad and tracker filter with encrypted DNS and trusted blocklists
- App firewall with no root that leaves your VPN slot free
- One-tap Private DNS presets
- Activity log, family mode and settings backup