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RF Sentinel 2.27.0
RF Sentinel 2.27.0
New: whitelist WiFi networks by name
- Menu > Whitelist now has a Network names section: Name starts with, Name contains or Exact name. Handy for a router that is on every bus of a fleet, with a new address on each one.
- Networks whose name matches are treated like a whitelisted device: shown as trusted, never flagged, logged or alerted on. Other devices of the same make still alert as before.
- A WiFi device's Whitelist button also offers every network whose name starts like its own (you can shorten the start). Tap a rule to edit it; Remove has Undo.
- Hidden networks (no name) can't be matched by name.
New: sightings map
- On a device's page, a map of every spot that device was heard, joined in time order for each encounter.
Radio signals
- On a radio signal's page, Locate opens the waterfall tuned to its frequency so you can follow the strongest signal, and Watch this frequency adds it to the frequencies to watch. (#6)
Maps
- The main screen's map and the full screen map share their view (place, zoom, heading, tilt, following you), the place card and routes.
- Cameras and CCTV load faster: what's on screen and around you downloads first, and cameras already shown stay on the map while a new download runs.
- CCTV shows again at once when you zoom back in.
Fixes
- The History map no longer crashes every time on some phones.
Which file?
RFSentinel-v2.27.0-release.apk: the normal build (about 50 MB).RFSentinel-v2.27.0-foss.apk: free software only (about 28 MB).
Either file replaces the other, and your history and settings are kept. Detection only: RF Sentinel never transmits.