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DNS Toggle

Easily toggle and automate Private DNS through the Quick Settings panel.

Completely free
Android
Open source
No account

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Technical details

Pricing: Completely freeconfirmed by GitHub, F-Droid
License: MIT — Open source (permissive)confirmed by GitHub, F-Droid
Open source: Yes
Commercial use: Yesconfirmed by GitHub, F-Droid
Account required: Noconfirmed by GitHub
Credit card required: Noconfirmed by GitHub, F-Droid
Watermark: Not applicable
Ads: No
Platforms: AndroidEstablished by Android: F-Droid, GitHub
Publisher: Eric Lowry
Latest version: 3.0.8 (4 November 2026)
Latest activity: 4 November 2026
Source code: github.com/ELowry/DNSToggle

Overview

Features described in its F-Droid listing and in its GitHub repository: data import and export, data encryption.

Some features rely on the Shizuku app.

Requires a rooted Android device.

Overview written by LicitPro from the documentation published by the authors and the cited sources; we have not tried the resource ourselves.

Excerpts that establish this information

“Since this is a protected system permission, you must either have a rooted device, use Shizuku (no PC or root required after a one-time setup), or manually grant the permission using ADB.” — GitHub, 10 November 2026
“Backup & Restore : Export and import your configuration via password-encrypted files.” — F-Droid, 10 November 2026
“Backup & Restore : Export and import your configuration via password-encrypted files.” — F-Droid, 10 November 2026
“Since this is a protected system permission, you must either have a rooted device, use Shizuku (no PC or root required after a one-time setup), or manually grant the permission using ADB.” — GitHub, 10 November 2026

At a glance

All of DNS Toggle is free: no feature is locked behind a paid plan, and its code is open.

Its licence (MIT) is a permissive open source licence: use, modification and redistribution are allowed, including in commercial projects.

Strengths

Open source code
No account needed
No advertising
Commercial use allowed

Sources and checks

Facts collected from GitHub (credit card, account, source code, publisher, licence, free status, platforms, commercial use) — 8 November 2026
Facts collected from F-Droid (credit card, source code, publisher, licence, free status, platforms, ads, commercial use, version) — 6 November 2026
Last technical check: 6 November 2026
Description from F-Droid — F-Droid (citation courte)

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