WiFi Finder - WiFi Map 1.1.4

WiFi Finder is a useful tool for finding fast WiFi wherever you go. Its offline functionality allows you to download maps of the places you're traveling to, ensuring that you can locate fast WiFi even without an internet connection. Unlike most WiFi scanners that are cluttered with outdated or private hotspots, WiFi Finder's WiFi Map only includes verified hotspots, complete with information on the type of venue and its speed.

Here are the main features of WiFi Finder:

• Look for WiFi hotspots in your vicinity
• Find fast WiFi anywhere in the world
• All hotspots are verified and speed tested
• Download maps for offline use while traveling (no internet connection needed)
• Filter the WiFi Map by venue type: hotel, cafe, restaurant, bar, store, etc.
• Works both online and offline

The focus of WiFi Finder on WiFi speed sets it apart. While many users prioritize passwords when it comes to a WiFi database, what truly matters is information about connection quality and internet speed. Passwords can easily change and are readily accessible once you're at the venue. Finding a reliable WiFi connection can be frustrating, especially when you have to move from one hotspot to another due to unstable connections. With WiFi Finder, however, you can locate internet with the quality you need. Each hotspot is categorized with easily understandable color-coded symbols representing email, browsing, gaming, streaming, or video chat capabilities.

The hotspots in WiFi Finder are sourced directly from SpeedSpots' crowdsourced database, which includes hundreds of thousands of WiFi hotspots worldwide. SpeedSpots is the only database that rates WiFi based on hotspot speed. Through their Wi-Fi analyzer tools, important features such as stability and speed for download and upload, latency, Wi-Fi signal strength, encryption type, and usage charge can be determined. By taking all of these factors into account, WiFi Finder ensures that each hotspot added to the map provides the best experience possible.

SpeedSpots' community has over 10 million users and is one of the fastest-growing WiFi sharing communities globally. With daily tests performed on various network types, including Edge, 2G, 3G, 4G, LTE, and WiFi, SpeedSpots keeps its data up to date and continually adds new hotspots. Join the community and enjoy the benefits of sharing and locating WiFi wherever you go.

When it comes to Wi-Fi connection recommendations, WiFi networks based on the IEEE 802.11 standard operate on either the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz radio bands (sometimes referred to as "5G" in the SSID name for newer routers). We recommend using the 5 GHz radio band as it generally offers higher speeds, especially in fast hotspots compared to the 2.4 GHz counterpart.