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Category: Tools
Size: (7 MB)
Updated: 06.01.2023
Developer: Jiri Techet
Added Denis Rubinov
Version: 3.11
Size: 7.3 MB
Updated: 06.01.2023
Developer: Jiri Techet
Age Limitations: Everyone
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Downloaded on Google Play: 4356459
Category: Tools
Installation
When unpacking the archive with the file, you will be prompted to enter a password
- Download the XAPK installation application, e.g, APKPure or File Manager .
- Open the downloaded XAPK installation application and locate the downloaded XAPK file.
- Follow the instructions in the application to install the XAPK file.
- Allow installation from unknown sources: Go to 'Settings' > 'Security' (or 'Biosecurity & Safety') > enable 'Unknown sources' or 'Install from unknown sources' for your browser or file manager. On newer smartphone models, permission is requested when the individual file is installed and no unnecessary steps need to be performed..
- Install the APK file by following the on-screen instructions.
- Restore security settings by disabling permission to install from unknown sources.
Reviews for Network Analyzer
Top tear for trouble shooting in a pinch.
Need to have ALL info? This is the place to get it fast and throughly...5 years in and still perfect for info I need
Does what it should. A really useful tool for resolving local network issues
6G WiFi scan seems missing
It's good for what it does, but the traceroute never works for me
Still does what I need it to do, and quick!
Side Downloaded 3.12 version, but phone won't allow operation. Says can't verify certification and blocks operation.
Not a bad app until you actually want to use it. The LANScan gives you a bounce of letters and numbers with pretty colors, but no key as to what any of it means. No tracking to see who WAS connected, only who is and even that is vague. No way to tag and identify who is allowed and ok to be on my LAN .... oh well, time to move on
My first choice for a network app, always. Has all the features I need. But it's a scummy move accessibility-wise, locking away dark mode behind the premium paywall.
Seems like allowing apps to access Location is now REQUIRED to use ANY PART of a lot of apps, including THIS ONE. I can't ANY value (to me) in that, nor ANY GOOD REASON FOR REQUIRING IT, so I'm uninstalling those apps as I find them. This wll be the second one I've dispatched to the virtual trashcan today! Google and Android are also looking like things to avoid in the future, not that iOS and Windows are any better. Gnu/Linux has opened my eyes!
Doesn't let me use the app unless I consent to sharing all my data. I'm okay with showing ads, but you very well might do it unpersonalized.
Can't use the data you gether without the paid software in any way. Skeezy. Just lock down the heat map then.