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Friday 20 April 2018

2 Working Methods To View Saved WiFi Passwords In Android & Apple Mobile

If you are one of those guys who deal with a number of WiFi connections, it is not possible to remember all the passwords. Sadly, there are no direct ways to see wifi password on android also. But if you think finding WiFi password on Android is a hard nut to crack, you are wrong. You can do it as a walk in the park.
There are all types of senseless methods on the internet which requires your device to be rooted in implementation of this method. Believe me, it’s possible to see a saved Wi-Fi password on Android without root privileges. So, don’t go for their senseless advice.
All of these passwords are stored in the internal memory reserved for an Android device. You may have saved a lot of password on your Android device. So we’re going to share two methods, one for root and the other for non-rooted Android devices © s that will help you recover your forgotten WiFi passwords.Android device is very intelligent and intelligent. In particular, if you have multiple WiFi connections, it’s fairly common to forget about Wi-Fi passwords.

How to see saved wifi password in android without root

1 Method: Using File Managers:

Step 1 : First, you need a file explorer that gives you read access to the root folder.If your default file manager does not give you read access to the root folder, you can install Root Explorer or Super Manager.Which will help to grant Superuser permission to access the root folder.
Go to data/misc/wifi folder, and you will find a file named wpa_supplicant.conf.
Step 2 : Open the file and make sure to open the file in the embedded text with HTML reader for the task.Now in this file, you will be able to see the SSID network and their passwords aside
Now make a note of SSID name and its password or you can simply copy paste them in another notepad file.with this procedure you will be able to view all the saved WiFi passwords on the Android Device.
Note : Make sure note to rewrite anything in WPA_supplicant.conf or else it may show the effect on your WiFi connectivity.

How To Find WiFi Passwords using ES File Explorer :

Step 1 : Open play store search for ES File Explorer Apk on your Android device install and open the app
Step 2 : Now you need to grant the Root Permissions for the file manager (or) simply enable the “Root Explorer” option in ES File Explorer.
Step 3 : After enabling the Root Permissions search for the folder called “Data” peresent in the ROM of your device.
Step 4 : Inside the folder Date you need to locate the folder “Misc
Step 5 : Now Inside the WiFi folder,locate the file name called wpa_supplicant.conf.Open the file simply with Text/HTML.viewer
Step 6 : Now you can find all the saved passwords along with SSID names next to it.
Thats it ! You are done,this is how you can find all the connected passwords of your Android device using ES File Explorer

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