Re r3e ipad two

[kasp3r]

I mention wifi fo fum sorry.. Lol my spelling???

 

[Hasty]

I use wififofum on my iPad2. Works fine

err what exactly is your question?

"i r so leet i no wat u gun say 4 u say it"

 

[DontUnderstandMyIpad]

"i r so leet i no wat u gun say 4 u say it"

This threads content is above my head. Perhaps it was a riddle

 

[The Alternative]

"i r so leet i no wat u gun say 4 u say it"

This threads content is above my head. Perhaps it was a riddle

I don't get it either. But, then again, a lot of this stuff goes over my head. And, I can't hear mosquito frequencies either.

The Mosquito - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ITMan]

Hasty, where might I locate WiFiFoFum? I used it previously on an HP IPAQ to sniff out rogue access points on my internal network. I would love to have this tool on my iPhone or iPad for the same purpose. I tried to send a PM but did not have adequate post count since I usually just leach info from this great site. LOL

 

[Hasty]

Wish I could give you a helpful answer but I originally got the app for my iPod before iPads were announced. I believe it was subsequently pulled because it used an unauthorised api.
I run it on all my iOs devices as it's very useful to discover and log onto nearby networks.

Hopefully someone could chime in here and recommend a suitable scanner app for the iPad.

 

[ITMan]

It appears, based on several searches today, all wifi scanner apps have been pulled due to the api situation. It's a shame as both WiFiFoFum and WiFi Analyzer were both phenominal apps for identifying networks. I don't understand Apple leaving a plethora of crap apps in the store and pulling useful items such as these. I had to break out the old Droid Incredible today to trace down an access point in our building.

 

[Mickey330]

If you are jailbroken, WiFiFoFum is available on Cydia. Otherwise, it's not available, sorry.

Marilyn