
Also Read – Check Out This World’s Smallest Android 10 4G Smartphone ADVERTISEMENT View saved WiFi password in Android 9 and earlier versions with root If you still have Android 9 or earlier, we also have a way to view saved WiFi passwords.

After this, you will see your network’s Wi-Fi password below a QR code. You will need to confirm your face/fingerprint or enter your PIN code to continue.

Here, you need to select the Share button. Select once needed to view network options. You will see your current WiFi network on the top of the list. Also Read – Xiaomi to launch Redmi 9A in India soon Explore details ADVERTISEMENT View saved WiFi password on Android 10 and above without root To see the WiFi password on a phone with Android 10 or higher, you need to go to Settings. As Android is based on a modified version of the Linux kernel, rooting an Android device gives similar access to administrative (superuser) permissions as on Linux or any other Unix-like operating system such as FreeBSD or macOS. What is Rooting? Rooting is the process of allowing users of the Android mobile operating system to attain privileged control (known as root access) over various Android subsystems. Please note that the process may vary based on the phone model and Android version. Here’s how you can view the saved WiFi password in Android 11. Also Read – How to Protect Your Personal Information From Online Threats ADVERTISEMENT Android 10 and above offer you an easy way to view your saved networks’ WiFi passwords without a rooted device. There are so many reasons that may require you to know the WiFi password and forgetting it is not an open option for you.

You may need the WiFi password if you are trying to connect to a network or if you need the password for a friend’s network. Sometimes we need to show a WiFi password on Android. Sometimes you get into a situation where you need your WiFi password but it wasn’t saved anywhere. Android 10 and above offer you an easy way to view the saved WiFi password for your saved networks without a rooted device.
