My issue with AirMagnet and Ekahau are that they often dig way deeper than what I want to use them for. That said, they are significantly less expensive than the flagships like AirMagnet or Ekahau. Regrettably, they do tease you with some Pro features that you can click on but not use. NetSpot's free program, while not quite as delicious as WinFi, does offer quite a bit of information on Channels, Bands and SSIDs. Rzmuda - During my travels, I found a decent alternative for Mac. Used quotes and found the site (for anyone interested) Opens a new window It took me a minute to track them down because Google insists that I meant to type 'WiFi' instead of 'WinFi'. Android 9.0+ requires location permission and location services to perform a WiFi scan.COOL_M_F - You've just earned yourself a 'Best Answer' for making my day. Android 10 has a new developer option to toggle the throttling off under (Settings > Developer Options > Networking > Wi-Fi scan throttling). Android 9 introduced Wi-Fi scan throttling. Please visit our website for more helpful information: The application has too many features to mention them all Available filters: WiFi band, Signal strength, Security and SSID Estimated Distance to the Access Points 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz WiFi bands (Requires hardware support) HT/VHT Detection - 40/80/160MHz (Requires Android OS 6+) Graph Access Point signal strength over time WiFi Analyzer is not a WiFi password cracking or phishing tool. WiFi Analyzer is free, has no-ads and does not collect any personal information.

WiFi Analyzer is under active development by volunteers. Plus, it is all open source so nothing is hidden! Most notably, this application does not require access to internet, so you can be sure it does not send any personal/device information to any other source and it does not receive any information from other sources. It asks for just enough to perform the analysis. Users' privacy and security is a huge concern these days and WiFi Analyzer (open-source) is designed to use as few permissions as possible. Optimize your WiFi network using WiFi Analyzer (open-source) by examining surrounding WiFi networks, measuring their signal strength as well as identifying crowded channels.

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