Jakarta, Selular.ID – You may have connected your Android device to dozens of Wi-Fi networks since you had one, with your smartphone or tablet. Whether it’s a hotspot at home, school, office, gym, coffee shop, relative’s apartment.
Every time you type in your WiFi password, your Android device will surely save it for safekeeping and easy access later. But the problem comes when you want to actually see the password for one of the networks you have connected to before.
When you can’t get the password from the source, might think to check Authorize your Android phone or tablet, but looking at the WiFi networks saved in settings won’t show the password in plain text.
Mobile Team has tips for to get text password for WiFi network from your device settings. If you have a phone or tablet with Android OS, such as Samsung, Oppo, or Realme, it will be easier to follow this step.
Lau how to be able to see the Wifi Password on your Android smartphone? Check out the following reviews:
- First, you have to make sure that your smartphone is on Android 10 or above, because this is only available on Android 10 and above
- If your Android is already version 10, Search for your Settings app.
- When in the Settings menu select Network & internet and continue Wi-Fi, or by long pressing the Wi-Fi symbol in Quick Settings.
- On the Wi-Fi settings page, tap the network in the section your currently connected wifi network is on if it is the network for which you need the password.
- If you are not currently connected, scroll down and select the “Saved networks” option. In the saved list, you’ll later see the SSID, or service set identifier, for each Wi-Fi network that your phone or tablet remembers selecting the one you need.
- Then you can share under network name and status and It will ask to scan your fingerprint, scan your face, or enter your PIN or password if you have set security.
- Below the QR code that stores the network credentials, you will see the password in plain text.
Once you get the QR code you can directly connect any device, be it an Android phone or tablet, iPhone, or iPad, to the access point by using the QR code scanner to scan the code.
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