BSSID SCAN vs PxReader

BSSIDScan helps you review Wi-Fi network observations made available to the app on your device. It is designed for diagnostics and keeps its event history locally. • Review recorded SSID, BSSID, signal strength, security status, and timestamps. • Search and filter event history. • Ignore selected BSSIDs in future captures. • Export selected observations as JSON or Markdown for your own analysis. The app uses Apple's Hotspot Helper capability. Available observations depend on device, iOS behavior, and granted capabilities. BSSIDScan does not reveal Wi-Fi passwords or change network settings. Exported network identifiers can be sensitive, so review files before sharing them.

Open PC-Axis (.px) statistical tables on iPhone, iPad, and Mac with PxReader. Files are processed locally on your device, so you can explore public statistics and research datasets privately and offline. Read row and column headings, filter categories, aggregate values, and pivot dimensions between rows and columns. Switch among languages embedded in multilingual PC-Axis documents without changing their content. The Info sheet shows title, source, units, publication dates, notes, contact and copyright details, available document languages, and remaining PC-Axis keywords. Export the current table view as a UTF-8 CSV file. PxReader Pro unlocks unlimited CSV exports through the existing monthly or annual subscription. Opening, viewing, filtering, pivoting, language switching, and metadata remain available without a subscription. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://flaviothomi.com/pxreader/privacy/