Fine, at least I knew they were mine, so changed them, but had a time at it, as it kept on wanting to list them as UNKNOWN. Horrible, at least for dummies like me, not a geek for sure, but please, don't show me a nice easy to understand graphic, while listing all my devices as unknown. Author's reviewīy Anonymous reviewed on September 12, 2015 If you want to keep an eye on who’s using your Wi-Fi network, go ahead and use this program. The useful features that the program possesses more than makes up for the unfortunate design choices. However, it is ultimately not terrible enough to be a deal breaker. The design of the software could have been a little better. Who Is On My Wifi’s purpose is to help users find out who is using their Wi-Fi and it certainly performs its duties well with speed and efficiency. All that said, none of these things are terrible enough that it would shy users away from the program. Finally, the fact that notifications have both a Windows pop-up and a voice notification is unnecessary and frustration.
Additionally, it’s a bit annoying to have to manually change the networks from UNKNOWN to KNOWN.
While that in itself isn’t bad, what’s really painful to the eye is the bright yellow highlight that they chose to use for the devices after you scan your network. It has a dark blue and white color scheme. Probably the biggest issue with this program is the fact that the design isn’t very good. This is great because it allows you to check your network frequently and without having to go through a lot of trouble. You can choose to set the program to scan every 2 to 10 minutes. You can also set the frequency of these scans. Who Is On My Wi-Fi automatically scans your network every few minutes. One such feature is being able to schedule scans. The program also possesses a lot of features that users will appreciate. The scan takes a few minutes, but the list of results the program gets is quite comprehensive so it’s worth the wait. All you have to do is click scan now and Who Is On My Wi-Fi will scan your network for all of the devices connected.
Finding out who is on your Wi-Fi is an easy process.
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