WiFi Map® is a powerful mobile application that connects you to a global community of over 150 million WiFi hotspots. It's your key to accessing free WiFi, obtaining real passwords, and contributing to the extensive WiFi Map® network. WiFi Map® also provides eSIM options for internet access in 70+ countries, with various packages and high-speed networks, all without a contract.
Download and install LDPlayer on your computer
Locate the Play Store in LDPlayer's system apps, launch it, and sign in to your Google account
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Once the download and installation are complete, return to the LDPlayer home screen
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The idea behind the app is great: offer a Wi-Fi database that is entirely created and maintained by the users. However, this is also the weakest point of the app because people keep moving and/or changing their Wi-Fi passwords and routers. Those Wi-Fi spots that are public have a better chance of working, but with many of the others, especially home Wi-Fi spots it is pretty much hit and miss. Sometimes they work, but I also found quite a number of spots listed in the app that don’t even exist any more. So, three stars for a great idea and good app, but minus two because it often doesn’t contain correct information and there is no easy way to make corrections as an app user. E.g. as I was walking though town I made a note of all the Wi-Fi-s that have either incorrect passwords or are simply non-existent. When I got back home where I had connection to the internet again, I was unable to edit those spots in the app. There should be an easier way for users to simply delete Wi-Fi spots from the map it they don’t exist any longer.
I haven't found one wifi spot yet that gave me access other than normal open access. Everything with password needed I've been unable to access. *Believe it, developer. The app has done nothing to help me, ever. I am never able to connect to any wifi spots users have entered information on. I tried 2 years ago, gave up and decided to try again recently. No luck. What's amazing is that the developer takes the time to leave patronizing responses but has never once actually tried to help me.
App started using huge amounts of mobile data even though I'm at home on WiFi. My carrier, Google Fi, just notified me of unusually high usage. I checked and it was WiFi Map gone crazy. I paused it and then uninstalled it. I'm checking my usage every few minutes, but the bottom line is this app just forced me into a higher tier on my plan because of it's gone haywire. I live in an area impacted by Hurricane Ian, so maybe it's rebuilding its database (on my dime, which is unacceptable).