Can a mobile phone signal amplifier amplify the WIFI signal?

A mobile signal amplifier, also known as a cell phone signal booster, cell signal extender, or cell phone repeater, is a device that enhances weak cellular signals

in areas with poor reception.

Here's how it works:

Capture Weak Signal: An external antenna mounted outside your building or vehicle picks up faint cellular signals from nearby cell towers.

Amplification: The amplifier boosts the captured weak signal to a much stronger level.

Retransmission: The amplified signal is then transmitted to an internal antenna placed inside the building or vehicle.

Improved Reception: This stronger signal from the internal antenna reaches your mobile device, resulting in better call quality, stronger data speeds,and more reliable 

connectivity.

A mobile phone signal amplifier  won't amplify your WiFi signal. They target different technologies:

Mobile phone signal amplifiers boost cellular signals from cell towers, typically in the range of 700 MHz to 2700 MHz. These signals allow your phone to make calls, send

texts, and use cellular data.

WiFi boosters extend the range of your existing WiFi network, which operates on frequencies around 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. WiFi routers broadcast these signals for your devices

to connect to the internet.

So, if you're looking to improve your WiFi reception, you'll need a WiFi extender or repeater, not a mobile phone signal amplifier.