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How to Check WiFi Password on an iPhone

It will help you to quickly check your Wi-Fi password to stay connected and help others connect too.

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by Oluwaseun Bamisile
How to Check WiFi Password on an iPhone
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I can’t recall how many times someone has asked me, “What’s the Wi‑Fi password here?”—only for me to draw a complete blank. I know my iPhone is connected, the internet works fine, but the actual password? No clue. Whether it’s at home, your office, a relative’s house, or even your favorite café, the days of flipping over routers or digging through screenshots are finally behind us.

If you're running iOS 16 or later, Apple has finally made it simple to see saved Wi‑Fi passwords right from your iPhone settings. No more awkward calls to your ISP or relying on your techy cousin to dig it out.

It’s especially helpful when setting up a new device, helping a friend connect, or troubleshooting connection issues. Here's how to view those hidden passwords in just a few taps.

Steps to View WiFi Password on iPhone

Step 1: Open the Settings app and "Wi‑Fi"

Step 2: Then, tap the Info icon next to the WiFi network you're currently connected to or have previously connected to before

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This doesn't work with WiFi networks you've never connected to before or WiFi networks whose passwords have been changed.

Step 3: Tap the Password field—it’s hidden by dots until you authenticate

Step 4: Use Face ID to confirm, and the actual password will appear. Then, you will be able to copy the password

Conclusion

Being able to check your Wi‑Fi password on your iPhone is one of those features you don’t realise you need—until you do. It’s fast, secure, and doesn’t require any extra apps or technical digging.

Plus, once you know where to find it, it becomes one of those little time-savers that just make your iPhone feel smarter. So next time someone asks, “Do you have the Wi‑Fi password?”—you’ll be ready, no stress, no scrambling.

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by Oluwaseun Bamisile

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