Find out your WiFi password from your mobile with these simple steps

Finding out the password for your WiFi network from your mobile device is quite useful in various situations, for example, when you need to connect a new device, but you don't remember the password. Fortunately, there are different methods to carry out this process from your phone. In this article, we will show you the steps to follow to achieve this quickly and easily.

1. WiFi connection verification

The first thing you should do before starting to search for the password for your WiFi network is to make sure that your mobile is really connected to that network. To do this, follow these steps:

• Access the section Settings on your phone.
• Go to the section of WiFi and Networks and make sure that the WiFi connection is activated and that you are connected to the network whose password you want to find out.

2. Use applications to know your WiFi password

There are applications that allow you to see the password of the WiFi network to which you are connected. We present two popular options that you could use:

WiFi Key Recovery: This app is available for Android devices with root access. Once installed, just run it to obtain the password information for all the WiFi networks you have connected to.

Network Analyzer: Compatible with both Android and iOS, this app provides detailed information about networks, including the password of the WiFi network you are currently connected to. It does not require root access, but it is paid.

3. Use the router to get the password

If you have access to the router's management interface, you can view the WiFi network password. Access the interface by following these steps:

• Connect to the WiFi network whose password you want to know and navigate to your router's IP address (for example, 192.168.1.1).
• Enter the corresponding username and password to enter the management interface.
• Find the wireless network settings section and review the password that is set.

4. Ask the WiFi administrator or check the router label

If you haven't changed the password for your WiFi network, the original password is likely on a sticker on the router. Check the equipment and, if necessary, ask the WiFi administrator for assistance.

5. Resetting the router to factory settings

In case you cannot get your WiFi password using any of the above methods, you can reset the router to its factory settings. Please note that this will remove all customizations and you will need to configure it again. Most routers have a stop button. Resetting which you must hold down for a few seconds.

Once you've figured out your WiFi network password, it's important to take steps to protect it. Use strong passwords, change your password regularly, and do not share access information with unauthorized people. These practices will allow you to keep your devices and connections secure at all times.