Wi-fi hotspot recommendation method, terminal, and graphical user interface

A terminal, comprising:

• at least one processor, a display, a memory, and a Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) module, wherein
• the memory is configured to store an instruction;
• the Wi-Fi module is configured to scan a Wi-Fi hotspot;
• the processor is configured to invoke the instruction stored in the memory to:
• determine an Internet-accessible hotspot in Wi-Fi hotspots that are obtained by the Wi-Fi module by scanning;
• and
• determine network quality obtained when the terminal accesses a network by using the Internet-accessible hotspot;
• and
• the display is configured to display an identifier of the Internet-accessible hotspot and an identifier that indicates the network quality, wherein the terminal determines the Internet-accessible hotspot by:
• connecting to the Wi-Fi hotspot;
• receiving a response code returned by the Wi-Fi hotspot;
• and
• determining, if the response code is a first response code, that the Wi-Fi hotspot is the Internet-accessible hotspot.

A graphical user interface on a terminal, wherein the terminal comprises a Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) module for scanning a Wi-Fi hotspot, a display, a memory, and at least one processor for executing an instruction stored in the memory, and the graphical user interface comprises:

• an identifier of an Internet-accessible hotspot and an identifier that indicates network quality obtained when the terminal accesses a network by using the Internet-accessible hotspot;
• in response to a determined Internet-accessible hotspot in Wi-Fi hotspots that are obtained by scanning, an identifier of the Internet-accessible hotspot is displayed;
• and
• in response to determined network quality obtained when the terminal accesses a network by using the Internet-accessible hotspot, an identifier of the network quality is displayed,
• wherein the terminal is configured to, in response to the determined Internet-accessible hotspot in Wi-Fi hotspots:
• connect to the Wi-Fi hotspot;
• receive a response code returned by the Wi-Fi hotspot;
• and
• determine, if the response code is a first response code, that the Wi-Fi hotspot is the Internet-accessible hotspot.