iOS has strict sandboxing and doesn’t allow low-level network manipulation (like sending raw ARP packets) without jailbreaking.

Displays detailed information about your local network connection and Wi-Fi signal strength.

Use a reputable VPN like NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or ProtonVPN. Enable "Always-on VPN" in iOS settings.

(No jailbreak required)

However, if you own an iPhone or iPad, you have likely searched for only to find confusion, dead ends, and questionable third-party apps. Why? Because NetCut does not have an official iOS app , and Apple’s strict security policies make traditional ARP spoofing nearly impossible on a non-jailbroken device.

This is the most iOS-friendly method. No hacking, no jailbreak, just your router’s native controls.

View connected devices, pause internet access for specific profiles, set parental controls, and prioritize bandwidth.

For advanced users, older jailbroken iOS devices historically accessed modified network tools via third-party repositories.

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iNet provides a clear, visual overview of your local network.

Fing is the gold standard for iOS network discovery. It scans your subnet in seconds, identifying every connected device by IP, MAC address, vendor, and hostname.

It can "cut" or limit the internet speed of specific devices on the network using ARP spoofing. NetCut Defender:

Note: Modern iOS versions use a privacy feature called "Private Wi-Fi Address," which rotates a device's MAC address to prevent tracking. If you use MAC filtering for parental controls, you may need to disable this feature on the target device to keep the restriction effective. Method 3: Guest Networks

Scany is a premium command-line style network scanner optimized for iOS.

Enables user-friendly options to disconnect unauthorized devices. Why Use Netcut on iOS? (The Security Perspective)