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wifi_networks

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wifi​_networks

Wi-Fi networks previously connected to by this Mac, or that are otherwise in this computer's known/remembered Wi-Fi networks list.

Column Type Description
add_reason text Shows why this network was added, via menubar or command line or something else
added_at integer Time this network was added as a unix_time
auto_join integer 1 if this network set to join automatically, 0 otherwise
auto_login integer 1 if auto login is enabled, 0 otherwise
Not returned in SELECT * FROM wifi_networks.
captive_login_date integer Time this network logged in to a captive portal as unix_time
captive_portal integer 1 if this network has a captive portal, 0 otherwise
disabled integer 1 if this network is disabled, 0 otherwise
Not returned in SELECT * FROM wifi_networks.
last_connected integer Last time this network was connected to as a unix_time
Not returned in SELECT * FROM wifi_networks.
network_name text Name of the network
passpoint integer 1 if Passpoint is supported, 0 otherwise
Not returned in SELECT * FROM wifi_networks.
personal_hotspot integer 1 if this network is a personal hotspot, 0 otherwise
possibly_hidden integer 1 if network is possibly a hidden network, 0 otherwise
roaming integer 1 if roaming is supported, 0 otherwise
Not returned in SELECT * FROM wifi_networks.
roaming_profile text Describe the roaming profile, usually one of Single, Dual or Multi
security_type text Type of security on this network
ssid text SSID octets of the network
temporarily_disabled integer 1 if this network is temporarily disabled, 0 otherwise
was_captive_network integer 1 if this network was previously a captive network, 0 otherwise

Example

Find WiFi networks configured on Macs that are unencrypted and require a captive portal. This can be useful to understand how much people use laptops in hotels, airports and other environments, and is a good indicator that tools such as DNS-over-HTTPS would improve privacy of connectivity.

SELECT network_name FROM wifi_networks WHERE security_type='Open' AND captive_portal='1';
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