tangrow1105/dns-otg: Unofficial Android app to manage your Control D DNS on the go: profi…

⚡ Key points in 5 seconds - An unofficial Android app has been released for managing the Control D DNS service. - It lets you change profiles, filters, services, rules, and endpoints on the go, and view statistics with a live activity log. - The code is available on GitHub, so any geek can build or customize the app to their liking. ### 🔍 What was discovered In the tangrow1105/dns-otg repository, an unofficial Android app for Control D — a cloud DNS service with traffic filtering — has been published. Based on the description, the functionality covers almost everything available in the web panel: switching profiles, configuring filters and services, managing rules and endpoints, viewing statistics and a live activity log. This is not just a “remote control” for switching DNS servers, but a full-fledged client for managing your account directly from your smartphone. The project is distributed as source code on GitHub, so you can install it by building from source or using a ready-made APK (if it is attached in the releases — the description does not specify, but the repository is open). ### 💡 Why this matters Control D is positioned as a flexible DNS with powerful filtering, and previously managing it required a browser or third-party utilities. Now there is a convenient tool for those who want to change DNS policy “on the fly” — for example, switching between work and home profiles or checking which requests are blocked in real time. This is especially useful for geeks and administrators who already use Control D and want access to settings from their phone.