Network Analyzer: net tools for Android

The App Store guide says this safe lil’ data tool doesn’t track you personally at all, just RTFPrivacy Policy! Well, if you don’t, you’ll be in for a surprise! Its data “not connected to you” includes: Usage and Other Logs on Your Phone (as in don’t tell me it’s not “personal”, how many folks share your phone? How many know your access code or e-mail passwords? How many folks bionic identity data are on Your Phone?) GPS Location, those stacks of data files you’re stuck with because you have enough sense NOT to automatically send them to Google. Advertisers get to do whatever they want to using cookies and other apps. UIDs, which, on a phone, means number too! Google either violated policy or made one huge mistake allowing this apparently useful (if you don’t mind turning over your life to a Czech company that likes to lift, and do whatever it wants with a lot of data about YOU and YOUR LIFE, which usually means, selling, trading, mashing, handing to Google the most intimate data you might keep on your phone … >>>BULLETIN FOR U.S. WOMEN and others who live without reproductive rights<<< Until late June/early July, if you used an app to keep track of your menstrual cycle - using one of those “free” programs designed to either help you get pregnant or avoid pregnancy, Google was keeping track of your periods too! Talk about invasive data! This came out when Texas and several other states that let total strangers sue you or state officials arrest you for illegal abortion tried to get the data to help prosecute you or your friends - sorry about the miscarriage, but state and local cops, abortion bounty hunters and preachers who say “women should be punished” and that punishment is being forced to have a rapist’s sperm turn into an infant in your body, or any other unwanted pregnancy, even if it would kill you run its course, all demanded this data! Whatrhehell was Google keeping this stuff for? Periodic ads for personal products? Baby supply sellers, or people who want to control your body? If you used one of these apps, consult a lawyer! (If you want a baby, good luck to you. If the safety system failed and your state’s decided to try to tell you how you will live the rest of your life, which may last only a few months, I wish you luck finding the service you need, not a bunch of my fellow MEN telling you how to live. If you need to search for Plan B kits or a clinic out of state, use a friend’s friend’s secure system to make sure the Handmaid’s warders don’t come for you. I’d like to see this one cost Google plenty. Wonder if the data companies are tracking prescription drugs or … after that bit of news, I don’t want to think ‘bout my data bank, how much of my life is on-line and for sale.

Easy to use quick review of others on your network

Works very well. We have the free version. It gives us lots of very useful info like who all is on out wifi. Great app

This app seems to work well. :-)

The best app I’ve seen so far to detect who is on my wifi network (nobody so far). I love this app a lot!! It’s a shame it can’t give me the names off the devices after IOS 11, though.