How to see WiFi passwords connected on Android

Have you ever wanted to share a wifi password with a friend who is already connected to our android phone but we forgot the password? Well, this time I will share how to easily see the connected wifi password on Android. Hope this article helps.

Share how to see connected wifi passwords on Android

As we know the wifi that has been connected to the android phone, we can’t see the password again. Edits, don’t be sad. This time I will share how the trick is so that the wifi password that has been connected to your Android phone can be seen again to be shared with other friends.

If we are fellow Android users, we can share a wifi connection by sharing a barcode. But we still can’t see the password on the wifi. Then, what if we want to share the wifi with other devices such as laptops?

How to hack a connected wifi password on Android with Google Lens

Okay, you can do this by installing the Google Lens application. This application is an official application from Google that can help you detect many things through the lens of your cellphone such as reading text, translating, scanning barcodes, and also being able to read wifi passwords that are already connected to your Android phone.

how to see connected wifi password on android

Please install the Google Lens application on your Android phone on the Google Playstore.
Go to wifi settings and click on the connected wifi on your android to bring up the barcode
Screenshot of the barcode that appears
Like the Google Lens application that was installed earlier
In the Google Lens application, please click on the gallery image option
Select the image that has been in the previous screenshot
The barcode reading process will take an instant
The password and wifi details will appear after reading the barcode.
Done

How easy isn’t it? With this Google lens application, we can find out the wifi pass that has been connected to an Android cellphone very easily. Hopefully, this tutorial can help all of you. If there are shortcomings, I apologize, and please request another tutorial that you might be looking for. Regards.