detects a weak WiFi Signal, automatically switches you to a better network.
while you're moving around, you get further from a network and closer to another one. swifi automatically switches you to the closer network.
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Can this app switch between repeaters?
No, if two Access Points have the same name and encryption settings, they are saved as one wifi connection, they would have the same ID, apps like 'SWIFI' use the ID to connect to an Access point.
Why do you need 'Location' enabled on Android 6.0?
It's an Android bug that will be fixed in a future release, but in the meantime, you have to enable Location for SWIFI to work. I know this is annoying, sorry :| https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=185370
Does this app consume a lot of battery?
No, it barely consumes any battery, it only runs when you have a signal that is weaker than your 'Minimum Strength'.
Version 1.3:
- the option to prioritize 5 GHz networks.
- small design fixes.
Version 1.2:
- stability improvements.
Version 1.1:
- fixes for some connection issues.
- design adjustments for tablets.
- the ability to remove duplicates.
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