The management of the wifi networks to which we connect depends on the operating system. Although we have the possibility to connect with all that are available, we have little control as to the network that the systems if you want to connect to.
On Android there is now the ability to control with great detail the wifi networks you connect to and it’s all thanks to the app Wifi Switcher.
it is Not always simple we can control what wireless networks we connect to, especially when we are in environments where there are multiple networks available, or that we have configured. Android always tries to connect to that has the best signal and does not change that quickly and simple.
But with the feature to app Wifi Switcher becomes all the more simple. Users can switch to decide which networks you want to connect and the conditions under which the network change will be made.
The process of setting up Wifi Switcher begins with the decision of which of the networks to which the user intends to connect to. Just select the desired ones from the displayed list and if there are networks missing can be later added.
After this process it is possible to set parameters for more detailed, that will help the Wifi Switcher to give better access to wireless networks. These settings include where the signal strength minimum present to cause a change of the network and what the signal strength/noise used for this same change.
in addition To these two options, there is still the possibility to configure if it is intended to be prompted for authorization to change networks and if you should be seen the whole of the SSID of the network.
This is the ideal tool for those who are in environments with many wifi networks present and that you want to control with precision which connect, and in what circumstances you want to change networks to be made.
Finally, the control over the wifi networks are within the reach of all, even more so on Android, that ensures the possibility to be customized at levels that no other mobile operating system allows.
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