Find who's on Wi-Fi, intruders, hidden cameras and vulnerabilities

Fing - Network Tools 12.13.2 (Premium Unlocked)
| Name | Fing - Network Tools |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Fing Limited |
| Genre | Tools |
| Size | 52 MB |
| Version | 12.13.2 |
| MOD | Premium Unlocked |
| Get it On | ![]() |
| Rating |

Find who's on Wi-Fi, intruders, hidden cameras and vulnerabilities
| Name | Fing - Network Tools |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Fing Limited |
| Genre | Tools |
| Size | 52 MB |
| Version | 12.13.2 |
| MOD | Premium Unlocked |
| Get it On | ![]() |
| Rating |
Your Wi Fi network is probably a complete mess right now. We all just hand out our passwords to friends, visiting relatives, and random smart home gadgets without a second thought. But then your streaming apps start endlessly buffering, or you start getting seriously paranoid about hidden cameras in that sketchy rental property you booked for the weekend.
That is exactly why over 40 million people rely on Fing. It is the ultimate reality check for your internet connection.
You need to know exactly who is draining your bandwidth.
Fing is basically the undisputed king of network scanners. The moment you fire it up, it aggressively sweeps your Wi Fi or LAN and generates a ridiculously accurate list of every single connected device. It doesn’t just hand you a bunch of useless, confusing numbers. Their patented tech which is so reliable that major router and antivirus companies actually license it identifies the exact device name, vendor, model, IP, and MAC address. You can instantly spot if a neighbor is secretly leeching your broadband. It also packs some heavy hitting tools for tech nerds, including port scanning, device pinging, traceroutes, and DNS lookups.
We all know the absolute frustration of dealing with shady telecom providers.
You pay a massive premium for high speed internet, but half the time, the connection feels incredibly sluggish. Whether you are downloading heavy mobile games, running cloud backups, or trying to push a massive backend update to a WordPress site (we all know the absolute struggle of keeping projects like pok6 running smoothly), you need stable internet. Fing lets you run brutal, highly accurate speed tests. It breaks down your exact download speeds, upload speeds, and latency. If you aren’t getting the speeds you actually pay for, you finally have the hard data to prove it.
The free app is phenomenal, but if you want to get borderline militant about your home security, you can add their physical Fingbox hardware.
This thing is a total powerhouse for smart home troubleshooting. It automatically blocks random intruders before they even have a chance to connect. It tracks “Digital Presence,” letting you know exactly who is home when you are stuck at the office, and maps out a “Digital Fence” to see devices hovering near your property line.
Got kids who refuse to get off their tablets at night? You can easily schedule screen time and completely pause their internet access with a single tap. The box also actively hunts for open ports, analyzes your specific device bandwidth usage, and helps you track down the absolute best Wi Fi sweet spots in your living room.
Stop guessing why your connection keeps dropping. Scan your network, lock down your privacy, and kick the freeloaders out.
• Bugfixes and improvements
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