Both iOS and iPadOS make it easy for users to share Wi-Fi passwords between Apple devices. However, sometimes people need to see the password for a known Wi-Fi network to share with non-Apple devices. Now in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16, Apple has finally added an option for users to quickly view saved Wi-Fi network passwords on iPhone and iPad. Read on and we'll walk you through how to do this on your device.
While Mac users have always been able to easily view saved Wi-Fi passwords, iPhone and iPad users have never had this until now s Choice. Luckily, iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 let users check passwords for known Wi-Fi networks in just a few quick steps.
This is exactly what you need to do:
After completing these steps, you will be able to see the password for that Wi-Fi network. You can then simply type it on another device or even copy it to the clipboard directly from there. But what if you want to check the password for a Wi-Fi network you know but aren't in range?
Luckily, iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 also have a way to do this. Once you're in the Wi-Fi menu in the Settings app, tap the Edit button. Then, after authenticating with Face ID or Touch ID, you'll find a list of all known Wi-Fi networks. Click the More Information button and then click the Password field, just like before.
From there you can also remove any known Wi-Fi networks from the list of known networks. Of course, this will cause the device to forget your password, so if you want to reconnect to that Wi-Fi network, you'll have to re-enter it.
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