Despite its promising title, Wifi Hacker 2013 Gold doesn't actually hack Wi-Fi passwords; it only lists networks and generates random, occasionally funny passwords that you can use to trick your friends into thinking you're a hacker. This app is the ad-free version of software developed by Ape Widgets, who are notorious for their prankish apps.
Pros
Possibly amusing: Wifi Hacker 2013 Gold can invent passwords that may amuse your geeky friends, like 12345678 or mylittlepony, provided that you use it with a network whose true password none of your friends know.Add-free: This version of the app offers the same functionality as its free counterpart, but comes without the vexing fullscreen, voice-over ads that pop up whenever you try to quit the free version.
Cons
Doesn't actually work: We used this app to "hack" the password for our own Wi-Fi network thrice, and each time we got a different password which had absolutely nothing to do with the real password. The app also gets a thumbs down for not identifying our secondary Wi-Fi network.Bottom Line
If you buy and install Wifi Hacker 2013 Gold hoping to crack Wi-Fi passwords, you'll be disappointed -- this app doesn't do anything of the kind. It's meant only for entertainment, being listed in Google Play in the Entertainment section. Whether it's a good prank or not, it's up to you to decide.
Publisher's Description
From Ape Widgets:
Wifi Hacker 2013 Gold is made for entertainment purposes only, and does not actually hack into any wireless routers or networks. What it does do is return funny and potentially embarrassing passwords for the routers that it finds. Bring it to your friends house and make him or her look like a fool in front of the group! Or just use the app to trick your friends into thinking you are a pro hacker. What they don't know wont hurt them.There is an ad-free version in the market, just search for Wifi Hacker 2013. Try before you buy!Content rating: Low Maturity
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