GoodWiFi forces iOS to show more information about nearby Wi-Fi networks
iOS makes it slowly to connect to a nearby Wi-Fi network, precisely there’s a lot to a greater extent than going on behind the scenes that Apple doesn’t demonstrate y'all inwards the stock Wi-Fi Settings interface.
Enter GoodWiFi, a costless jailbreak tweak past times iOS developer Julio Verne that extends the basic functionality of Apple’s stock Wi-Fi Settings page past times adding detailed data virtually your (and surrounding) Wi-Fi networks.
The screenshot representative inwards a higher house depicts all the things GoodWiFi
brings to your stock Wi-Fi Settings page. Some of the highlights include:
- Removing the RSSI boundary imposed past times iOS
- Displaying the MAC address of each individual
access point - Displaying the network’s safety type
- Displaying the network’s broadcasting channel
- Displaying the network’s signal strength
- And more…
GoodWiFi adds a preference pane to the Settings app where
you tin configure closed to of its features:
Here, y'all can:
- Enable or disable the tweak on demand
- Toggle removing iOS’ RSSI limit
- Toggle showing known networks
- Toggle the MAC address display
The developer too includes a Reset Settings choice at the
bottom of the preference pane that tin hold out used to reset all options to their
defaults at whatever time.
GoodWiFi provides what seems similar an obvious improvement over iOS’ stock Wi-Fi Settings page, as well as for that reason, nosotros tin easily recommend it. If you’re interested inwards trying GoodWiFi for yourself, as well as thence y'all tin download it for costless from Julio Verne’s beta repository inwards Cydia.
GoodWiFi plays nicely alongside all jailbroken iOS 10 as well as xi devices. The developer has too open-sourced the tweak on GitHub for anyone interested inwards learning how it works.
Will y'all hold out installing GoodWiFi on your jailbroken handset?
Share why or why non inwards the comments department below.
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