How To Find Out Who Is Stealing And Using Your Wi-Fi Network In PC And Mobile

Wi-Fi is more or less like breathing. Staying without a proper wi-fi connection is very difficult, rather impossible. Today, it is a very known fact that hacking a wi-fi’s password is nothing but a piece of cake. So, it becomes very important to keep a password that is very strong. A strong wi-fi password saves you from getting hacked. But, what is it that must be done if your wi-fi’s password is hacked suddenly? What is the best possible thing that one must do in such a case? At first, you are required to reset the password of your router for future purpose. Secondly, become James Bond, and find out whether the password of your wi-fi has been hacked or leaked?

Here is the advice

The advice is to always pay attention on your connection and check out for the number of devices that are connected to your wi-fi. So, check for any unknown device and find out whether any unknown device is connected to your Wi-Fi. Most of the times, the ones who steal your Wi-Fi have the primary intention to slow down the speed of your internet so that you face a slow connection speed on your PC. Here is a method that will tell you about the number of devices that has been connected to your Wi-Fi network.

Check for the Number of devices connected to your wi-fi Network

The software "Who's on my Wi-Fi" is one of the finest software that not only comes with a lot of features but also tells you about the number of devices connected to your Wi-Fi network. With help of this software, it will become very easy to find out the number of connected devices very easily and without any problem. This software will show you the IP Address, Mac Address, as well as the name of the computer that is connected with your Wi-Fi.

Setting up Who’s on My Wi-Fi Software: Setup on Windows

1. Make sure to download the software "Who’s on My Wi-Fi" for windows and install it on your PC.
2. Be very sure that you follow all the steps coming right up after the software is properly installed in your PC.
3. Now, go for the Scan Now button and whoosh! All the connected devices are right in front of you.

Note: Whenever a new device connects to your wi-fi, this software makes you aware of it already.

The software "Who’s on My Wi-Fi" is completely adware and spyware. You can download the software from its official website.

Wi-Fi Guard:  This software is available to run on both, Windows and Mac. This software is completely similar to who’s on my wi-fi. Also, serves as one of the best alternatives for finding out the number of connected devices.

 

Find out if someone is stealing your wi-fi right from your Android phone

Download "Who’s on my Wi-Fi" application on your mobile phone through Play Store. This application will show you the number of devices connected on your phone through your Wi-Fi.

 

Another application is Fing, which is an alternative for Phone applications. The app is full of advanced manual features compared to the above-mentioned application. It becomes very easy for the users to extract the IP, MAC Address, Name of the device, etc.

 

Well, now that you know the trick behind this, finding the Wi-Fi stealer wont be a very tough job for you, isn’t it?