[Android] Vulcan Seeking Help
The FireGod finally got to use Android, but it's not a phone, it's a tablet with an Android system, version 4.0. \Since it's the first time using it, I'm not familiar with many apps, and I hope friends can help. Thanks in advance. \1: WiFi password cracker \Of course, this is the most important thing! At noon, I downloaded one, but before it could crack the password, the software required connecting to some address. However, since this tablet cannot insert a SIM card, it means that apart from WiFi, there's no other way to access the internet, so it was basically useless... \Friends, is there any software that can directly crack WiFi passwords? If so, please send me one... \2: A software manager \When I used to play with classmates' phones, I saw a software but didn't know what it was... \It was something that cleans running apps. The icon is round, and with just one click, it can directly close unnecessary running apps... \I think it was something like 360 whatever...
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1. Basically useless; if it's useful at all, it can only mean your neighbor is an idiot.
2. RE Manager or ES Manager
3. 360 Mobile Security, remember to download version 4.0. The shortcuts in version 4.0 of 360 can close apps one by one; version 4.1 cannot.
2. RE Manager or ES Manager
3. 360 Mobile Security, remember to download version 4.0. The shortcuts in version 4.0 of 360 can close apps one by one; version 4.1 cannot.
Uh…………………………………………… Huangfu is right…………………………………… Suddenly it feels like the original poster really doesn't care about what's happening outside the window, focusing only on writing…-_-||
As for the first software, it currently doesn't exist, and even if it does, it can't be read! If you don't believe it, you can check on Baidu! Most of the second software comes pre-installed, otherwise you can just break the permissions; there are instructions on Baidu!
If WiFi can't be cracked, if you don't have it yourself, use China Telecom, China Mobile, and Unicom combos. Memory cleaning isn't a good habit; just turn it off manually to avoid developing OCD. Now when I open my computer and see the desktop, I inexplicably right-click and refresh~
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