Free network management tool
Wifi Password Unlock is a free-to-use utility created by the Anmol2 Apps team. Contrary to the name, it doesn’t let you hack into any wireless network within range. Instead, it offers a range of Wi-Fi testing and management tools to help you achieve the best connectivity and speeds possible. It also comes with its own access to a VPN tool to help keep your browsing experience secure.
Like most similar apps, Wifi Password Unlock comes in a small file size and a very straightforward app layout. This makes it accessible to non-technical users, same with WIFI WPS WPA TESTER.
Check all your wireless networks
The biggest concern with the Wifi Password Unlock app is that it doesn’t really have any features to unlock wifi passwords. As such, it's not capable of hacking of any sort and is definitely safe for you and other network users. It’s also not a prank app like WiFi Password Hack Prank or Hacker App - Wifi Password Hacker Prank. Despite the confusing name, it’s a good Wi-Fi testing tool.
With the confusing name out of the way, it’s actually a pretty nifty tool for testing networks around you. You can instantly run a WiFi Speed Test, showing the upload and download speeds, as well as the ping and jitter times. It also shows the wireless networks within your range. At times, it also lists down hidden networks not detected by your device’s default network detection tool.
Despite its promising performance, this testing app still has a couple of issues. The main problem is full-screen ads that are unskippable for a couple of seconds, which often appear in between services. Additionally, its VPN capabilities are very limited. Using the app, its services, and watching its ads give users points that they can redeem as usage time for its default VPN.
Good for network testing
Overall, Wifi Password Unlock is a reliable tool that covers most users’ basic network testing needs. Speed tests, network scans, and more are easily accessible in this app. Despite the minor inconvenience of its misleading name, it works pretty well for testing. For a VPN tool, however, it’s just better to turn to other free VPN services available in the app market.
