How To See WiFi Password On Android Phone Without Root 2020 No Root Needed
0How to see wifi password on android phone without root 2020.
in this video i've shown you guys how to see WiFi password on android phone without root. This is new method no one shows you these method so be sure to try this method and bam guys yoiu guys have wifi password and now you can share these password with anyone that you like.. maybe friends and family that you want or may be your girlfriend ;v lol. :v hahaha
Updated Working video: https://youtu.be/dkVFCQIqgyo
For rooted user:
It's possible to find the password of saved/connected WiFi networks. But for this your phone needs to be rooted. If you don't know what that means, forget you ever read this answer. But if you do know, follow the steps given below.
Install a file explorer that can access root (ES file explorer)
Navigate to root directory
Goto data/misc/wifi
You'll find a file with the name wpa_supplicant.conf
Open it using any text editor and you'll find the SSIDs and passwords for every network you've ever connected. But do NOT edit the file.
For non rooted:
If your device is not rooted then to know the password you have to go to the router settings page.
For this most of the routers have address 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1.
Open your browser and go to router's page by typing the ip in the address bar.
There you will see a login page and if you are lucky as in most of the cases the administrator does not change default username and password, then its your day.
You can visit router company website to check what the default username and password is or in most of the routers it is
Username - 'admin' Password - 'admin' or
Username - 'admin' Password -.............. (blank).
Try one of these and you are in.
Now locate wireless or wlan settings. There you explore and search for the password. It will be in a plain text format.
Just note it down and enjoy others wifi.
In short :
In case of Rooted Android phones:
1. Download any root file manager
2. Goto /data/misc/wifi
3. Open wpa_supplicant.conf using text editor
Now you can see your stored password
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