Starting in November 2009, we started seeing these new apps appear. It looks months of trying and re-trying before WiFi-Where was approved. WifiTrak and WiFiFoFum have been on the app store since its very early days, and for the longest time no other apps appeared.
It also appears that similar products like WifiTrak, WiFiFoFum, yFy Network Finder, WiFi Get, eWifi, WiFi Analyzer have also been pulled as well. Yesterday we received an email from Apple stating that WiFi-Where has been removed from the app store because “…There are no published APIs that provide the ability to manipulate the wireless connection or the show level of information regarding the wireless connection as demonstrated in the application….” Nothing too expensive (were looking to purchase Metageeks Channalyzer in the near future) but will just help plan new APs and maybe help resolve the occasional other issues that may arise. WiFiFoFum also allows you to connect to networks you find and log the location using the GPS. AppBrain Description: WiFiFoFum scans for 802.11 WiFi networks and displays information about each including: SSID, MAC, RSSI, channel, and security. It’s an active scanner, not passive like Kismet. While WiFiFoFum on a phone has a few disadvantages: 1.
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I don’t always have a laptop with me, but I almost always have my HTC Touch Pro cell phone on me. It appears the recent Apple crackdown on apps has spilled over to Utilities as well. Im looking for suggestions on a decent app for WiFi analysis on the IPad. Here are a couple of the more popular apps: WiFiFoFum. In this video, I want to cover another tool for wardriving: WiFiFoFum for the Windows Mobile platform.
Three Jacks Software, the developers behind “WiFi-Where”, discussed the surprise move by Apple on their company blog earlier today: Not long after Apple purged the app store of sex-centric iPhone apps it has reportedly taken to removing a plethora of wi-fi scanners as well.
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