WiFiKill

WiFiKill is a free mobile management tool that helps users control WiFi, bandwidth, and data capture, allowing them to monitor their WiFi network in real time and improve network smoothness and performance. WiFiKill automatically records connected devices and sorts them by time, type, and other methods to help users connect quickly. WiFiKill is continuously updated with new network features, keeping the software fresh and engaging for users.

Features:

Complete freeware app: WifiKill Pro APK is a free app that can be downloaded and used without any cost.

Wi-Fi control: With WifiKill Pro APK, you can control your Wi-Fi network by monitoring and selectively blocking or limiting internet access for connected devices.

Information gathering: The app can gather information about connected devices on your network, including their NetBIOS name.

Bandwidth control: You can use WifiKill Pro APK to reduce bandwidth leeching done by other users on your network and control the usage of your Wi-Fi data.

UDP Protocol Blocking: The app has a blocking system named "UDP Protocol Blocking" that allows you to block any UDP protocol.

URL listing and browsing: WifiKill Pro APK can create a URL listing of connected devices, which can be sorted in various ways. You can also browse any URL showing from the other device by long pressing on the URL.

Improved grab/kill effectiveness: The app's grab/kill effectiveness has been improved in the latest version.

Highlights:

Grabbing Traffic: The tool lets you grab the traffic other users access on the same network. You can see what they are surfing on their devices. In addition, you can see what other users have downloaded while connected to the same network.

Check Traffic Transferred and Consumed: Moreover, the tool lets you see how much data a snatched device has transferred in bytes. You can also see the number of data consumed. And the procedure is very easy.

See Connected Device Information: If a user is connected to the same network, you can see all the information about them. The tool lets you see the device’s information, like NetBIOS name, address, and other crucial information about the connected device.

Cut Off the Internet on Any Network: You can easily remove a user if you have WiFi login credentials. If you do not have the login credentials, in the case of public WiFis, you can use this tool. This tool comes in handy to cut off Internet access for particular users on a network.

Reduce Bandwidth and Set Data Limit: The tool allows you to reduce the bandwidth for users so they will not leech more of the bandwidth, and you will get a speedy connection. Along with this, you can set the data limit for users. You can decide how much data is enough for other users. 

FAQs:

I install WifiKill and it is not working, It just shows a blank page.

Make Sure Your Phone is rooted. It will not work if your phone is not rooted. If you can root your device you can check out the page -> How to root My phone

Is there any version for Iphone?

Sorry to say there is no available version of wifikill apk. Though there are almost many fake post available on internet. So don’t hesitate about that. But there are also many useful apps present on internet that help you to control your netws one – wifi killer appork and monitor for iPhone. You can check thi

Does this Support Android 2 or above?

The latest version of Wifikill doesn’t support the Android 2. It only supports Android 4.0 or above and the old version supports minimum  Android 2.1 (Eclair, API 7).

How can I understand my phone won’t support Wifikill?

Just you need to check your phone android version for that. If you don’t know check out the wiki how tutorial.

Does it require any 3rd party apps?

No, No worries about it. You don’t need to configure any third party app to open this one. So Enjoy The interesting app without no limitation.

Summary:

The main appeal of WiFiKill lies in device discovery and control. It can scan a local network, display connected users, and allow the operator to cut their connection. In theory, this offers a way to stop freeloaders or reduce congestion on shared Wi-Fi. Some Windows builds also claim to let users throttle or limit bandwidth, although results vary.