Wifi Code vs Sharecode

Wifi Code allows you to generate a QR code for your Wifi network. You want to share your wifi network: 1) Enter the name of your network (SSID) 2) Enter your network password (if you have one) 3) Select your type of network security (WPA default, WEP) 4) Select whether your network is hidden or not 5) Print and save the QRCode generated by the application This is by far the easiest and most convenient way to connect to a Wifi network. You want to access a wifi network: 1) Open your camera or scan application 2) Scan the QRcode 3) Connect to the wifi network

QR are a surprisingly effective way to share bits of info with folks when you're not connected — just have them point their phone camera at your screen. QR codes don't reveal any identifying information about you (like your phone number) and don't even require you be online! Almost anything that can be represented as a link can be shared, but there are a few special types— Contacts - Share them directly from the Phone / Contacts app Places - from the Apple or Google Maps app, Yelp or others. Web pages - from Safari, Chrome and more (with custom icons supported on iOS 13) Text - from your clipboard or note taking apps. This uses http://itty.bitty to display them WiFi Networks - make it easy for people to join them without having to type in the password! More! - Anything that can be shared in link or text form will probably work.