My WiFi is a FREE application for anyone who wants to tap onto your nearest WiFi connection at ease. An added feature that My WiFi provides is a speed test which allow users to test their connecting speed range so that they are able to gain access to the Internet through a secured and flexible manner
Search "My WiFi" on Google Play and get the orange logo app
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===== Key Features =====
Free WiFi Connection
No matter where you are, My WiFi is an all-inclusive WiFi Finder application that will be able to detect the nearest WiFi signal that is available to you, allowing you to tap onto that Free WiFi Network and surf the net as you wish for FREE. What’s more, that particular WiFi connection will be stored in your mobile device for future use if you are out and about.
WiFi Speed Test
Upon connection of a WiFi, users are able to do a simple test of how strong or weak that connection is. You will be able to see metrics such as download and upload speeds for that connected network, Furthermore, My WiFi is smart enough to recommend suggestions to you pertaining to the current online activities that you are able to do with the current network e.g. messaging, gaming, or video streaming.
Secured WiFi Connection
During the Speed test process, My WiFi is also intelligent enough to detect and deter any SSLStep attach or WiFi interception or WiFi Hijacking that may compromise the security of your phone and the contents within it. My WiFi will alert you immediately if a specific network has such an issue and prompt you to disconnect from it.
HotSpot Detection
Once the connection is successful, you are able to view and monitor the quality of your WiFi. If your personal WiFi is turned on, there will be many users that are out to connect to your hotspot, which means you need to do a password change for your current router to improve the security of your WiFi and keep the connection consistent and fast without having to compromise the speed.
Users in India & Brazil are Supported, other countries are on the go.
Download
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smartech.mywifi
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Hi. I'd like to keep my phone connected to a local Wi-Fi network so that I can access a server on that network. However that network doesn't have a working internet connection. Can I keep my phone connected to Wi-Fi but let it use 3G for internet connection? Thank you
Normally when the WiFi is connected to a network the data is automatically disabled so I'd say no to your question.
But Super Download might help.
Could WiFi always scanning be used in this case perhaps? Try it by disabling your WiFi but leaving that option enabled under the Advanced settings.
Of course it wont work to use always scanning. It even says scanning in the name, meaning it simply allows the locations service to turn on wifi briefly in order to see local networks so it can use them to locate you.
What OP is asking for is not natively supported, and would probably require a bunch of modifications on a deep level.
Use Wi-Fi+
The Honor 9 comes with many features to help your phone save time and resources. One of my favorite is Wi-Fi+. This enhanced WiFi system provides three key features that will make you have a better internet experience.
Switch Between WiFi and Mobile Data
Evaluate Wi-Fi connectivity and switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data for the best network connection. This may increase data usage.
Turn on/off WiFi Automatically
Turn on Wi-Fi when in range of a known Wi-Fi network and connect to it.
Evaluate available Wi-Fi networks
Automatically evaluate network connectivity and suspend auto-connect for saved networks that cannot connect to the internet.
When I'm going for a long drive and maybe listening to music, I'll turn my Wi-Fi off to save battery. When I get home, I don't have to worry about forgetting to reconnect to save my data. My Wi-Fi will automatically turn back on and get me connected. This is my favorite feature of Wi-Fi+
Definitely turn this feature on while you are using your Honor 9.
WiFi Router Master - Detect Who is On My WiFi
We all want to secure our WiFi Router, so no one can connect to our WiFi without owner permission, but sometimes it makes difficult to check who is connected to our WiFi. Sp, to make this task easy a app called WiFi Router Master - Detect Who is On My WiFi, by using this app you can easily manage and check who is connected to your WiFi and you can simply block them by just one click.
Do you want to know Who Use My WiFi?
Do you want to know if someone is connected to my wifi and wireless router?
Do you want to know if someone is stealing my wifi network speed without your permission?
Do you want to know if someone who is on My WiFi download something?
Do you want config your router setup page(router ip:192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1 etc.) quickly?
Do you want a simple way to change router settings?
Worried that neighbors may have access to router setup page or router admin page of your wireless router?
Don't worry, using WiFi Router Master can easily scan my wifi and see how many device connected to your wireless router/network router.
You can see all the devices that are connected to your WiFi with the help of this app. From there you can choose known or stranger to allow or block the access to your WiFi connection. You can also see the network real time speed directly from the main page of the app. You will see a clear graph to get a good idea about your WiFi download and upload speed.
There are many more apps developed by me such as speed test tools, wifi analyse tools, wifi signal meter, empty folder cleaner etc. You can install them from the below links:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=5801166349967350590
https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=6795465824906676293
Download the WiFi Router App From Here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.router.manager
I really recommend this app to secure your WiFi.
Hello,
I hope you can help me with the following questions:
When you connect to a WLAN, Android automatically determines whether it has an internet connection.
If no internet connection is detected, you are still connected to the WLAN (or a message is displayed that there is no internet connection and whether the connection should be maintained), but the data traffic is routed exclusively via the mobile network.
Now I have a network device that sends out its own WLAN but does not have Internet access itself. When I connect to its WLAN, I still cannot access the device because it recognises that no Internet connection is possible via this WLAN. Only when I explicitly switch off the mobile data can I access the device via the WLAN.
So I did some research to find out what mechanism underlies this behaviour.
What I have already been able to find out is the following:
When connecting to a WLAN, Android checks the accessibility of https://connectivitycheck.gstatic.com/generate_204. If this URL is accessible, data is also sent.
If this URL is available, data traffic is also routed via the WLAN.
So I reproduced the URL using these instructions and made it accessible locally via a redirection at my DNS server.
Now a connection to the device is actually possible via the WLAN without having to explicitly switch off the mobile data.
However, Android still recognises that no internet access is possible via the WLAN.
As I understand it, this should not be the case, since I am simulating existing access via the reconstructed connectivity check URL.
So there seem to be other mechanisms here that check the internet connection.
How exactly is connectivity checked on Android?
Can anyone tell me what other mechanisms exist here and how they can be simulated?
The second question I have also concerns the WLAN.
When I am connected to a Wi-Fi network, Android sometimes reports that the quality is low even though the Wi-Fi reception is excellent and the signal strength is also displayed as "very good".
I don't have any network rating provider active in Android.
How does Android determine that the quality is low and how can I prevent this check?
What criteria are used to rate networks without a network rating provider set up?
For completeness:
In the developer options of my smartphone, the setting "Mobile data usage always activated" is of course active.
I've been plagued by this issue for 15 years. The title says it all, but here's the deal:
When my WiFi is on and manages to connect to a nearby WiFi hotspot that has no internet connection (or requires authentication), my Android phone loses all data connectivity, even though there is strong 4G signal. It's trying to connect to the Internet through the WiFi, which has no Internet connection. If I manually turn off WiFi, then the data connection is re-established over mobile data. Why doesn't it automatically switch to mobile data in this situation? Is there any way to force it to do so? My phone isn't rooted, but I do know how to root so I'd be happy to try anything.
In particular, this happens constantly when I'm driving in the city. The phone picks up all sorts of hotspots that require authentication, so essentially they are all dead ends. Manually turning off WiFi isn't a real option since I'm driving. I want the phone to automatically detect that the WiFi doesn't have a connection to the Internet, and switch to mobile data automatically.
I've read about 15+ threads on this, some of which go back 10 years, and none of them have a real solution to the problem.
IMPORTANT:
I am not looking to exclude specific WiFi connections/networks. It should work on any connection that has no internet connectivity.
I am not looking to set this up for specific apps. It should work for the entire phone's data connection.
I know that this is a huge problem for a lot of people, so there must be a solution. Please, I'd apprecaite your help.
Please answer only with solutions to the problem, not "why do you want to do that" or "that's impossible" answers.