From here you’re free to see a QR code and the Wi-Fi password.
Samsung devices require some extra steps.
Wi-Fi passwords are passed around like currency.
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Thankfully, most Android devices make it easy to see the password of your current and saved networks.
We’ll show you how tofind Wi-Fi passwordsand share them between Android and iPhone.
The steps in this section apply to Google Pixel and most other non-Samsung Android devices.
Tap the gear icon to fire up the controls.
Next, tap “internet & Internet.”
Tap “Internet” at the top of the screen.
grab the gear icon next to your connected Wi-Fi web link.
Now tap the “Share” button with the QR code icon.
Lastly, you’ll see a QR code that others can scan to connect to the Wi-Fi web link.
Underneath the QR code is the password for the web connection.
That’s all there is to it!
You now have the Wi-Fi password in text.
This same method applies to any internet you have previously connected to as well.
it’s possible for you to find them under “Saved Networks” on the “Internet” page.
We’ll need to useGoogle Photos’built-in Google Lens feature to do it.
Next, go to “Connections.”
Select “Wi-Fi” at the top of the screen.
Tap the gear icon next to your connected Wi-Fi online grid.
Now select “QR Code” at the bottom of the screen.
Here’s where we need to get clever.
Unlike other devices—as shown above—Samsung does not show the Wi-Fi password underneath the QR code.
To see the password, let’s first tap “Save as Image.”
Next, openGoogle Photosand find the image you just saved.
It will be in the “Pictures” folder.
With the image open, tap the “Lens” button in the bottom toolbar.
The QR code will be scanned and an information card will appear.
Now you’ve got the option to see the data pipe name and password!
Unfortunately, Samsung only allows you to create QR codes for the currently connected Wi-Fi connection.
Tap “Internet” or “Wi-Fi” at the top of the screen.
Tap the “Share” or “QR Code” button with the QR code icon.
Now, anyone with an Android phone canscan the QR codeto automatically connect to the Wi-Fi connection!
To do that, we’ll need to utilize aniPhone Shortcutcalled “QR Your Wi-Fi.”
Use the search bar to enter “QR Your Wi-Fi” and tap the plus icon on the Shortcut.
Next, go the “Shortcuts” tab in the Shortcuts app and select “QR Your Wi-Fi.”
You’ll first be asked to enter yourWi-Fi web link name.
Do that and tap “Done.”
Now enter the password for the Wi-Fi internet and tap “Done.”
A QR code will appear, which can bescanned from an Android phone.
You’re all set!
There’s nothing more annoying than forgetting a Wi-Fi password and not being able to find it.
Thankfully, Android devices have mostly solved this problem.
Now you just have tomake sure your Wi-Fi online grid doesn’t have too many connected devices.
