Fing: Your ultimate home network guardian. This innovative app empowers you to manage your WiFi network with unprecedented control. Easily identify and block unauthorized devices, schedule automatic WiFi on/off times (ideal for managing children's internet access), and even detect hidden cameras. Enjoy enhanced home WiFi security and peace of mind. Download Fing today and reclaim your network!
❤️ Unauthorized Device Control: Gain complete visibility and control over devices connected to your WiFi, especially those accessing without permission.
❤️ Device Blocking: Secure your network by easily blocking unwanted devices with a single tap.
❤️ Smart WiFi Scheduling: Automate your WiFi's on/off times, eliminating manual adjustments and simplifying internet usage management.
❤️ Hidden Camera Detection: Protect your privacy by detecting and documenting unidentified cameras in your vicinity.
❤️ Network Security Monitoring: Enhance your network's security with detailed information on protocols and encryption, plus alerts for unauthorized access attempts.
❤️ Comprehensive Device Information: Access detailed device information, including IP and MAC addresses, manufacturer, model, and vendor.
Fing - Network Tools provides comprehensive tools for maintaining control and security over your home WiFi. Its features – including unauthorized device management, blocking capabilities, hidden camera detection, and smart scheduling – offer peace of mind and robust protection against unwanted access. Download Fing now and experience the benefits of a secure and controlled WiFi network.
Latest Version12.6.0 |
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Requires AndroidAndroid 5.1 or later |
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