No customizable tile, no background process checking whether the Wi-Fi is turned on, nothing. All this app does is launching the Wi-Fi settings screen of your phone. And since there may be other folks like out there, I finally decided to publish it. It has always bothered me, so I decided to make an app that doesn't. When using another Wi-Fi shortcut app, you may have noticed that the app stays in the history when switching tasks by using a long-press on the back button. There's already dozens of those, so why making one more? Quite simple, really. Here are some of the best apps you can try to share WiFi without giving away your password.Yet another Wi-Fi shortcut app. When a user scans the QR code or NFC tag, they will be automatically connected to your WiFi network without you giving away your password. So to make matters simple and easy, you can create a WiFi QR code or an NFC tag. And not to forget, having WPS ON, comes with its own security risks. As you can guess, you can’t always run and press the button as soon as someone requests access to your WiFi network. As soon as you press the button, the said device will connect to the WiFi network without exchanging any password. When using this feature, you have to select the “WiFi Push Button” setting on your Android device and then press the WPS button on your WiFi router (generally located on the backside). To deal with this inconvenience, most WiFi devices have a feature called WPS (WiFi Protected Setup).

In fact, how many times have you heard someone say “what’s your WiFi password?” Consider using WPS As good as the WiFi password protection is, it can be a bit tedious when you want WiFi access with your family or friends, especially if the password is long and complicated. The same is applicable to the WiFi hotspot created using your Android device. If you can’t provide the password, you cannot connect to the network. To connect to these networks, you have to provide the required password.

Unlike the WiFi access points in public areas like coffee shops or airports, our home and work WiFi networks are protected by a password.

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