Hotspot breaker for android

A "hotspot breaker" for Android is a feature that allows you to quickly and easily disconnect from a mobile hotspot or Wi-Fi network. Here are a few options:

  1. Quick Settings Tile: Android 7.0 (Nougat) and later versions have a built-in feature called "Quick Settings Tiles" that allows you to add a tile for quickly disconnecting from a Wi-Fi network. To add this tile, go to Settings > Connections > Quick Settings > Edit > Add tile > Wi-Fi > Disconnect.
  2. Tasker: Tasker is a popular automation app that allows you to create custom tasks and profiles. You can create a task that disconnects from a Wi-Fi network when triggered. To do this, go to Tasker > Create Task > Add Action > Wi-Fi > Disconnect.
  3. Automate: Automate is another automation app that allows you to create custom tasks and profiles. You can create a task that disconnects from a Wi-Fi network when triggered. To do this, go to Automate > Create Task > Add Action > Wi-Fi > Disconnect.
  4. Wi-Fi Disconnect: This is a simple app that allows you to quickly disconnect from a Wi-Fi network. You can add a widget to your home screen or use the app's notification shade to quickly disconnect.
  5. Hotspot Disconnect: This app allows you to quickly disconnect from a mobile hotspot or Wi-Fi network. You can add a widget to your home screen or use the app's notification shade to quickly disconnect.
  6. Power Toggles: Power Toggles is a popular app that allows you to quickly toggle various system settings, including Wi-Fi. You can add a toggle for Wi-Fi and set it to disconnect when toggled.

To use any of these options, you'll need to:

  1. Install the app or enable the feature (if it's built-in).
  2. Configure the app or feature to disconnect from a Wi-Fi network when triggered.
  3. Trigger the app or feature to disconnect from the Wi-Fi network.

Note that some of these options may require root access or specific permissions, so be sure to check the app's requirements before installing.