Network Traffic Monitor Pro
$1.29
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About Network Traffic Monitor Pro
Basic settings
• Monitor real time network upload/download speed
• Track what app is accessing network
• Show currently used network technology
• Customize panel refresh rate
• Customize panel position
• Hide panel while no traffic
Advanced settings is enabled in this Pro version
• Customize panel style
• Customize text style
• Customize color and opacity
• Hide panel while device entering full screen mode
Try free version here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bstudio.networktrafficmonitor2
• Monitor real time network upload/download speed
• Track what app is accessing network
• Show currently used network technology
• Customize panel refresh rate
• Customize panel position
• Hide panel while no traffic
Advanced settings is enabled in this Pro version
• Customize panel style
• Customize text style
• Customize color and opacity
• Hide panel while device entering full screen mode
Try free version here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bstudio.networktrafficmonitor2
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Version update Network Traffic Monitor Pro was updated to version 2.8.4
Price update Price changed from $1.00 to $1.29.
Version update Network Traffic Monitor Pro was updated to version 2.1.8
More downloads Network Traffic Monitor Pro reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about Network Traffic Monitor Pro
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by F####:
by F####:
Only beef is that floating notifications can only be put in any of the corners , and not at will on the page ...but minor , cuz the rest of it is simple and easy to use .
by R####:
Simple is beautiful, esp. when it's a traffic monitor. Another basic simple but power full effect onto this well executed master, is the ability to inspect the elements as to which these apps are using the gateway. For instance- The app has to have specific permissions to run. Which of these permissions are they using when sending data? Or what exactly are they sending? I think the trick here is to find the apps that send usage data red handed for the user to feel comfortable. I know I would be interested.