A way to pull out the file Without rooting your device Instead, they just take your phone put the password and give it back to you just to make sure no unintended wifi thief is sucking the internet bandwidth (Pun intended). Here in India, some Wifi owners are too shy to give out the password. I don’t know why you would share them? Anyway, let it be just for knowledge. One such app is Wifi Password Viewer it also lets you share the saved wifi password. After it gets root permission, the app will fetch all the saved passwords automatically and display on the screen. All you have to do is to install such app, and it will require the root permission. conf file using a text editor.Īlright, there are apps available on the Play store can be used to pull out the saved passwords. Now tap on the file and open it using the Then, open the.You’ll need an app to browse the location where is the file with passwords is stored, for that, you can use this Root Browser and locate the data/misc/file folder, you’ll be probably looking up for the wpa_nf ( or it the password is secured by the WEP you’ll need to look up for this file wep_nf ).

You’ll only need a root file explorer to navigate to a system directory containing the file you can open and view to check all the earlier connected Wifi networks password. Get settled, with an already rooted phone, knowing the password of a connected Wifi or Wifi that you connected earlier will be so easy.

How to root? This depends on your device model, to root your device make a google search in this format “How to root + Your device” or look inside the XDA-Developer website for an accurate guide to root your device. Otherwise, this can turn into your nightmare if you bricked your device while rooting it. Rooting an Android simply means allowing yourself to the system level access.

Connected wifi password viewer