Java: Scan Wifi networks in your Android App

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The Android SDK comes with a lot of exciting features for developers. The WiFi API provided with the SDK is really interesting. In that tutorial, you are going to develop a WiFi Scanner Application with Android Studio. You will learn how to scan the WiFi networks around your Android smartphone or tablet. FirstCallOnline

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