DCI

🦎 Dynamic Chameleon IP (DCI) by mikey-7x

🦎 What is Dynamic Chameleon IP (DCI)?

DCI is an advanced IP-changing script that dynamically alters your IP address at specified intervals using the Tor network. It enhances privacy, security, and anonymity while browsing the internet. No need for a VPN or toggling airplane mode – just pure, seamless anonymity!

Dynamic Chameleon IP

👁️‍🗨 Practical Implementation Video

Watch the Dynamic Chameleon IP (DCI) setup and execution in action:

DCI YouTube Video

✨ Key Features of DCI

✔ No VPN or Airplane Mode Required – Works without toggling airplane mode or using VPN services.

✔ Automated IP Rotation – Changes IP at user-defined intervals for enhanced anonymity.

✔ Multi-Tor Instance Setup – Uses multiple Tor circuits for faster & unique IP switching.

✔ Smart IP Rotation – Prevents reuse of recent IPs to maintain uniqueness.

✔ Auto-Restart Mechanism – Ensures Tor & Privoxy run smoothly without manual intervention.

✔ Real-Time IP Check – Displays the new IP instantly after rotation.

✔ Visual Branding – Uses chafa to display a 3D chameleon logo in the terminal.

✔ Privoxy Proxy Support – Allows browser & app integration for seamless anonymous browsing.

✔ Works Directly in Termux – No need for a separate Linux environment.

✔ Lightweight & Fast Execution – Optimized for minimal resource usage.

Here is the GitHub link of this project:

https://github.com/mikey-7x/DCI


🚀 How to Install & Set Up DCI

🧩 Step 1: Install Termux

Download Termux from F-Droid (Recommended) or Google Play Store.

🧩 Step 2: Download the Script

Open Termux and enter the following command:

curl -L -o DCI.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mikey-7x/DCI/main/DCI.sh

🧩 Step 3: Give Execution Permission

chmod +x DCI.sh

🧩 Step 4: Run the Script

Start DCI by executing:

./DCI.sh

The script will prompt you to enter an IP rotation interval (e.g., every 10 seconds). It will then establish a new IP using the Tor network and display the proxy address (127.0.0.1:8118).

🌐 Setting Up Proxy on Android for Browsing

  1. Open Wi-Fi Settings on your Android device.
  2. Tap on the connected Wi-Fi network and select Modify Network.
  3. Scroll to Proxy Settings → Change from None to Manual.
  4. Enter the Hostname as 127.0.0.1 and Port as 8118.
  5. Save settings and exit.
  6. Open a browser and visit What Is My IP to verify your new IP.

⚡ Performance & Optimization

  • The IP change speed depends on device speed & network conditions.
  • Some IPs may take longer to rotate, but the script ensures real-time verification.
  • Using multiple Tor instances enhances speed & reliability.

📃 License

DCI is an open-source project, available free for educational & privacy purposes.

📚 Credits & Contact

Developed by mikey-7x 🚀🔥
For queries, reach out via GitHub or forums!

💡 Stay Anonymous, Stay Secure! 🔥


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