QR codes
Read QR codes with the camera or from a saved image.
Link Guard for Android reads QR codes and barcodes, checks links for known risks and looks up product information when available.
Availability and subscription terms are shown by the app store in your region.
Read QR codes with the camera or from a saved image.
Check web addresses for known security threats before opening them.
Scan product codes and request product details from online sources.
Use images, clipboard content and supported screen or PDF inputs.
Additional Android network tools help you understand your connection. These are separate from Windows Guardian.
See the active DNS setting and follow the available steps to use a filtering provider, such as Cloudflare or AdGuard. Your device must apply the setting; the DNS service performs the filtering.
Check your phone’s current incoming and outgoing traffic, shown separately in Mb/s while the network view is open. This is not your mobile base station’s maximum capacity.
Run a connection test to measure download speed, upload speed and latency to a test service. Results vary with Wi-Fi, mobile coverage and network congestion.
The DNS and speed tools shown here depend on your installed Android app version and device settings. Link Guard does not inspect every connection or provide continuous background blocking.
Open Link Guard and choose the camera or another supported input.
Paste a URL, or open a link through Link Guard when Android allows it.
Check the result and choose whether to continue.