
NetScan Pro
Wi-Fi scanner. Block trackers.
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What's New in NetScan Pro
1.3
November 2, 2026
Router audit: see every hole in your router, and close the ones you never opened. • A port forward is a door your router keeps open from the internet to one device inside. Game consoles, media servers and smart-home gear open them through UPnP, usually without telling you, and they stay open long after the app that asked is gone. • Tools → Router audit reads the list from your router and judges each entry in plain words: critical (a remote login, a file share, a database, a camera stream reachable by anyone), warning (a web page or smart-home hub, or a hole leading to a device that is no longer on your network), or fine (consoles, calls, your own VPN). • Each entry names the device at the other end, straight from your last scan. • What is new since your last audit is marked, so a hole that appeared this week stands out. • Remove closes a hole on the router, after you confirm. If the router says no, the audit tells you why. • Share the audit as text, and a plain explanation of UPnP and why turning it off is often the right call. • No UPnP router on your network? Often good news. A sample audit shows what the screen looks like. • Rating: if NetScan Pro is useful, it may ask you for a rating with Apple's own star sheet, at most a few times a year, never during a scan. "Rate NetScan Pro" lives in Settings for whenever you like. • Everything you labelled carries straight over.
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