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Updated FAQ

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No, unlike most of the similar closed source alternatives.
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**(5) Can you add selective allowing/blocking addresses?**
**(5) Can you add selective allowing/blocking IP addresses?**
Unfortunately this is not possible without sacrificing quite some battery power
Unfortunately this is not possible without using significant battery power
and adding a lot of complex code to do network translation from OSI layer 3 to layer 4
(and thus implementing a TCP/IP stack), which will inevitably introduce bugs as well.
This is how most (all?) other no root firewall work. NetGuard is unique,
because it doesn't implement a TCP/IP stack and is therefore both highly efficient and simple.
This is how most (all?) other no root firewalls work.
NetGuard is unique, because it doesn't implement a TCP/IP stack and is therefore both highly efficient and simple.
For more advanced use cases while not sacrificing battery usage, rooting and using a iptables based firewall,
like [AFWall+](https://github.com/ukanth/afwall) might be a better option.
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