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And in addition to that they have the audacity to not make them accessible to the user! No way to look up your own wireless password in your phone, i.e. to tell
by 0x006A 13y ago
And in addition to that they have the audacity to not make them accessible to the user! No way to look up your own wireless password in your phone, i.e. to tell a guest, thats just ridiculous.
- wingerlang 13y agoOn (jailbroken) iOS there is an app which displays all saved WIFI passwords. I am sure there are something similar to Androids.
- 0x006A 13y agoYes if you jailbreak you can do many things. That it requires a jailbreak is the insult.
- iwasakabukiman 13y agoThat has nothing to do with this conversation. And don't you think that the fact that iOs doesn't allow you to do this without a jailbreak is a good thing?
- andrewaylett 13y agoYes, and they too require root. Plenty of choices found by searching the Play store.
- vikas0380 13y agoOn Android(rooted) we can see all the saved WIFI passwords in /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf file.
- josteink 13y agoI you root your Android phone, there are apps to do that for you. But I do agree that it's a form of UI-fail that there is no legitimate way for a user to recover his own passwords.