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I want to look at data coming from a Nintendo 3DS on an Android device. The 3DS will automatically try and connect to any router with the SSID of "Nintendo_3DS_continuous_scan_000". I know it should be possible, since tethering apps do essentially the same thing. I've tried looking at Wifi Direct or Wifi P2P , but so far I haven't seen any option to set an SSID. Am I looking at the wrong library for this project? EDIT: I found a library here that handles the Access Points. I've successfully tested it once now, so I'm off to try crazy things. Ryan Smith If the android device can be used as a

I have a function that detects the current SSID from the user. Unfortunately this doesn't work anymore with iOS 12. This means it just jumps over the if let interfaceInfo = CNCopyCurrentNetworkInfo(interface as! CFString) as NSDictionary? { part. Maybe it's just a bug or it's deprecated. I've found nothing on Apple Docs. On older iOS 11, 10, and 9 devices, it works well. Here's my Code: func getWiFiSsid() -> String? { if let interfaces = CNCopySupportedInterfaces() as NSArray? { for interface in interfaces { if let interfaceInfo = CNCopyCurrentNetworkInfo(interface as! CFString) as

I would like to scan for nearby SSIDs of the Wi-Fi networks periodically (without connecting to it) and implement an SSID filter (one or multiple). Once a match is found a back-end API call is initiated. 
I have done a quick research on the Hotspot Helper framework in iOS 10. I found that, these APIs are not designed for the use I’ve identified. 
Seems like, iOS 11 now allows apps to manage Wi-Fi configurations programmatically. Apple added a network extension for hotspot configuration methods and properties. Please click here to see the changes. 
 My question here is, can I achieve my goal

Im trying to use this code to get SSID import Foundation import SystemConfiguration.CaptiveNetwork public class SSID { class func getSSID() -> String{ var currentSSID = "" let interfaces = CNCopySupportedInterfaces() if interfaces != nil { let interfacesArray = interfaces.takeRetainedValue() as [String : AnyObject] if interfacesArray.count > 0 { let interfaceName = interfacesArray[0] as String let unsafeInterfaceData = CNCopyCurrentNetworkInfo(interfaceName) if unsafeInterfaceData != nil { let interfaceData = unsafeInterfaceData.takeRetainedValue() as Dictionary! currentSSID = interfaceData

I am looking for a way to get both the MAC Adress and the SSID of the currently connected WiFi Network in my project. I have used Tony Million's Reachability to decide when the user is on a WiFi network or not and was testing Kenial's NICInfo only to find out that it only provides the iPhone's WiFi MAC Address. Although both projects helped greatly in there own way, they do not get the job done. I am wondering if there is a public API (for certain Apple App Approval) or some back door to achieve this. Jai Govindani This involves a few different things: Getting SSID - This is independent of the

Is there a toolkit/package that is available that I could use to find a list of wireless networks (SSID's) that are available in either Java, C#, or C for Windows XP+? Any sample code would be appreciated. For C#, take a look at the Managed Wifi API , which is a wrapper for the Native Wifi API provided with Windows XP SP2 and later. I have not tested this code, but looking at the Managed Wifi API sample code, this should list the available SSIDs. WlanClient client = new WlanClient(); foreach ( WlanClient.WlanInterface wlanIface in client.Interfaces ) { // Lists all available networks Wlan