dontallow
A launchd agent that answers the local network prompt so you stop seeing it
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It gives anyone with a USB cable and no root a concrete list of which installed apps hold sensitive permissions and which hosts they talk to.
NOIR is a desktop tool that connects to an Android phone over adb, no root needed, and inventories every app that pairs internet access with sensitive permissions. It pulls network endpoints out of each APK, scores risk, and suggests fixes you can undo, such as app-ops changes or exported DNS blocklists. Portable builds run on macOS, Windows and Linux with no JDK. It is honest that static analysis shows capability, not proof that data was actually sent.
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