WiFi Security app analytics for November 3

Want to know whether the Wi-Fi you just joined is actually safe? WiFi Security gives you a clear read on your connection — from the network you're on to the networks around you, the data each app consumes, real speed results and a tidy file browser, all in one place. Connection overview Home opens with the essentials: the connected network name, connection status, authentication type, band and signal level, with live upload and download activity beside it. Below the connection card, the Device status section tracks CPU core count, battery level and RAM usage, so network health and device health sit side by side. WiFi check information This is where WiFi Security earns its name. The Security Check screen runs through the checks that matter — WiFi authentication, ARP spoofing, SSL stripping, SSL splitting and DNS spoofing — each with a clear status label. It also records the network name, start and end times and elapsed scan time, followed by a Devices section. The categories and labels shown reflect the app's displayed check result; they are not a guarantee that a connection is free from every risk. Nearby WiFi networks Open WiFi Scan and see what's competing for the airwaves. A scan summary sits above a nearby network list where each result shows its network name, authentication label, frequency band, channel and signal reading. A Start WiFi Scan control on the same screen refreshes the picture whenever you need it. Network traffic by app Wondering which app quietly ate your data? The Network Traffic screen separates Mobile and WiFi totals and breaks usage down app by app. Switch between 24 Hours, 7 Days and This Month, and read app names, usage amounts and identifying details at a glance, with Manage controls on supported entries. Speed test results Run a test and get the full picture in one view: download speed, upload speed and ping, with the progress heading and completion status alongside. Results describe the connection as measured at the time of the test — they are not a promise of a particular network speed. Files and storage The Files area keeps storage tidy without leaving the app. A Storage Browser panel shows used and total storage with a Browse control, while Images, Video, Audios, Docs and Zips are split into their own categories. The tools list covers Redundant Files, Large Files, Duplicate Files and Recent Files, so cleanup stays a few taps away. Navigation and tools Home, Files and Setting tabs keep every area within reach, and Home also carries shortcuts to Network Traffic, Signal Strength and Speed Test. Connection details and measurements shown in the app reflect the readings available on the displayed device and network.