How to Find the Password of the WiFi You Are Connected To

Have you ever wondered how to find the password of the WiFi network you are connected to?

It happens to all of us - we connect to a WiFi network but forget the password later on. Fortunately, there are a few ways to retrieve the password of the WiFi you are currently connected to:

1. Check the Router: The quickest way to find the WiFi password is to check the label on your router. Most routers have the default WiFi network name and password printed on the label.
2. Check Connected Devices: If you are connected to the WiFi network on another device, you can often find the password in the settings of that device.
3. Use Command Prompt (Windows): On Windows, you can use the Command Prompt to view the saved WiFi password. Simply open Command Prompt and type 'netsh wlan show profile name=[WiFi Name] key=clear'.
4. Use Keychain Access (Mac): On a Mac, you can use Keychain Access to view the saved WiFi password. Go to Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access, search for the WiFi network name, and view the password.
5. Use Third-Party Apps: There are also third-party apps available that can help you retrieve WiFi passwords on both Windows and Mac systems.

It's important to note that you should only retrieve WiFi passwords for networks that you have permission to access. Sharing WiFi passwords without authorization is against the law and can have serious consequences. Always respect the privacy and security of WiFi networks.