Dynamically bypass deep packet inspection (DPI) in Android. What is it? FuckYouDPI is a tool that dynamically bypasses Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) in Android. It comes as a systemless module. How does it work? FuckYouDPI runs TPWS, and runs the internet connection of user-specified target apps through that TPWS instance. That way, DPI is bypassed without other things like VPNs. TPWS is a tool that bypasses DPI for user-specified domains. Target domains are user-specified on FuckYouDPI too. Requirements Android 8.1 Oreo or newer. Magisk, KernelSU or APatch installed. KsuWebUI (only for Magisk). How to install and uninstall? FuckYouDPI can be installed and uninstalled just like any other Magisk/KernelSU/APatch module. Pros and cons Pros: Applies dynamically, doesn't touch unspecified apps and domains. Automatic after configuration, no fake VPN or setting proxy yourself. Harder to detect. Easily manageable and updatable. Cons: Requires root, so not installable on devices that have fully locked bootloaders. Using fydpiutil, the command line utility of FuckYouDPI fydpiutil is the integrated command line utility of this module. You can use it on a rooted session of a terminal app (like Termux). With fydpiutil; Apply or deapply to an app. Enable or disable to a domain. Enable or disable a trick. For usage, refer to the https://github.com/mrdoge0/FuckYouDPI/wiki/Usage-of-fydpiutil.