GlassWire
After using GlassWire on my Laptop and finally realizing how usefull it is with HughesNet internet, being able to see what programs are using data and how much, how much data was used over a certain ...
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While I really find that Glasswire has considerable value I still favor having a router that tracks/reports usage by all devices and install the free version of Glasswire on the Windows based machines that I need really detailed reports on.
For my non-Windows items I can get pretty good details from the Router:
Samsung Galaxy Tab4:
And my Nook HD+
For me, that is enough detail to alert me to a rogue app on one of those machines.
The third party Gargoyle-Router Firmware that I have on my WD Router shows how much data was used by each device, but does not go into full detail of how the data was used. I am happy with just knowing exactly how much was use. Also it has a Quota feature where I can give each device a set amount of data allowed per day/week/month and when that amount is reached it will slow that device to download/upload speed that I set or shut down all internet access for that device. It works great on my Router. I am glad it is compatible with my Router!
wildcats198308 wrote:The third party Gargoyle-Router Firmware that I have on my WD Router shows how much data was used by each device, but does not go into full detail of how the data was used. I am happy with just knowing exactly how much was use. Also it has a Quota feature where I can give each device a set amount of data allowed per day/week/month and when that amount is reached it will slow that device to download/upload speed that I set or shut down all internet access for that device. It works great on my Router. I am glad it is compatible with my Router!
Gwalk has an awesome router that montors everything (see images above). It's very cool!
wildcats198308 wrote:Sorry maratsade I tagged the wrong person.... Meant to tag Gwalk900. so many posts and forgot who I was tagging.
LOL!
