Maybe some friends still don’t know how to use the Anti-censorship Master to prevent network censorship? So friends who don’t know yet, come and take a look at the tips introduced by the author on how to use the Anti-censorship Master to prevent network censorship. I hope it can help. Everyone.

Tip 1: Close the main interface

The main interface of Anti-Rubbing Master can be completely closed, and it can still protect the network. If you pay attention, you will find a small icon of the anti-censorship master on the tray in the lower right corner:

This icon is there when you turn on the computer, and it will not disappear when you close the main interface.

Tip 2: Stop showing the prompt box

Anti-Rubbing Master has a more user-friendly design, that is, when a new device is connected to your WIFI, it will pop up a window to remind you. When new devices and blocked devices come online, the anti-robbing network master will prompt you. New devices definitely need to be reminded, but already blocked devices are also reminded, which is a bit troublesome. The prompts for new devices are different from those for blocked devices. There is a "Don't show me again" box in the lower left corner of the prompt box for blocked devices.

Tip 3: Note function

You can add notes to a device! Just move the mouse over the device model, and a pen-like icon will be displayed. You can enter any text with one click. After writing, just press Enter, and the device model will be replaced by the remarks you wrote.

Tip 4: Check the MAC address

This is super easy. Just move the mouse over the IP address and you can see the MAC address of that device.

The above is the author’s introduction to the techniques of using the anti-censorship master to prevent network censorship. Friends in need should not miss it.