There are a lot of potential explanations for this.
If you search the wider world, does someone else use your router's MAC address?

it's unclear what you're trying to ask here. Are you expecting the global database to automatically "agree" with your local results? When you upload, the site takes a number of steps to make sure the data is good and then to estimate the current position of each network provided. How are y...

sounds like you've found what you need. Often times, pay networks will provide passwords to registered users or provide other optional authentication mechanisms. Free networks often still require a password for simple security reasons. The expressions we use to identify these networks do not rely on...

Hi there Free and pay nets are flagged on an opportunistic basis based on known SSIDs - nets don't advertise whether they're free or for-pay in beacons (some folks are considering changing this). If you've got common patterns to add for free and pay, let us know. We used to drive this from our wiki,...

in the centralized database, we apply the trilateration techniques described elsewhere in this forum to the network record you see in the search interface/maps/APIs. We don't modify the individual observations.

The throttling option may still be available via ADB command too - but considering the divergence of Hauwei/Redmi from core Android, that may not remain true.

Thank you - worth noting that no "legacy ties" now survive cluster trilateration - we redid everything. Anything weird you see was either reported there or perfectly-balanced.

We won't be able to support this under the FOSS branch - that would require a much larger binary, a different code path, and frequent rebuild/repackages to keep the integration working. I'm afraid the the oldroid hack is exclusively for devices that can still access and upgrade their network librari...

oh weird - just the first-time post install or continuously?

That dialog is asking you where you want to put the file you generate - usually a network sharing service or local device. You can even email it to yourself. Android has made local file access difficult in the name of security - the file already "exists" in app space, but you're asking to ...

consider https://github.com/wiglenet/m8b - it's a portable extract that'll get you close.

Signal strength isn't easy to use - multi-path propagation is harsh in real world situations.

https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi- ... 4dae6f9569 by the way, if you want a signed APK that MAY force upgrade!

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