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Version
1.7.9
Size
11.4 MB
License
Free
Updated
May 25, 2026

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About Arcai.com NetCut

Block WiFi access to unauthorized devices with Arcai.com NetCut, the network control app that puts you in command of your wireless security. See every device connected to your network at a glance and instantly cut internet access to unwanted users in seconds.

Take full visibility of your WiFi network with a complete list of all connected devices. Identify which devices are consuming bandwidth by viewing an intuitive graph showing the percentage of connection each user is accessing. Rename any connection to keep track of which device is which, ensuring you never accidentally block the wrong one. Whether you suspect unauthorized access or simply want tighter control over your network, you can disable internet connectivity to any device instantly.

Managing your home or office network becomes straightforward when you understand exactly who's online and what they're using. The app's simple interface makes blocking connections quick and effortless—no complex settings or technical knowledge required. Perfect for protecting your bandwidth from freeloaders, controlling family device usage, or securing your network from unknown access.

Note: Your Android device must be rooted to unlock all features of Arcai.com NetCut. This requirement ensures the app can access the deep system permissions needed to manage network traffic effectively. If your device isn't rooted, some functionality may be limited.

Regain control of your wireless network today with Arcai.com NetCut.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • See all connected devices and their bandwidth usage at a glance
  • Block internet access to any device instantly without technical knowledge
  • Rename connections to avoid accidentally blocking the wrong device
  • Simple interface makes network management straightforward and quick

Cons

  • Requires rooted Android device to unlock full functionality
  • Some features may be limited if your device is not rooted
  • Blocking devices on your network could disrupt legitimate users unintentionally
  • Rooting your device voids manufacturer warranty and increases security risks

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