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How to find Password of Wi-fi Network with Es Explorer on Android Phones

How to find Password of Wi-fi Network with Es Explorer on Android Phones
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Easy way to find saved wifi password on your android device and use it to access other wifi networks.

Do you have an android phone and Es explorer? Then follow this guide to get into any previously used wifi network with your android smartphone.

In this guide, I would walk you guys
through the process on how to locate and
view an already saved WiFi passwords in
android phones.

Before you get started, make sure that
your android smartphone is rooted, and
also make sure that you’ve ES FILE
EXPLORER installed on your device.

How to find and used Saved Wifi Passwords on Android

1. Firstly, move up a folder to the root
folder, and in ES explorer, you would see a
directory codenamed “Data”.

2. After that, go to “data/misc/wifi”
folder, and locate the file name,
“wpa_supplicant.conf”.

3. Now, open the file, and make use of
the ES File Explorer‘s built-in text/HTML
viewer to view through the text file.

4. In the file, you should see the
network SSID and their passwords next to
it, simply note the name and the
passwords.

That’s it. You’ve successfully located the
saved wifi passwords in your Android. You
can now use them to flex on your other
device outside androids, like laptops,
iPhone or any other Wifi enabled device.

Less I forget, try not to alter anything or
make any changes on the
“wpa_supplicant.conf” file, to avoid wifi
not working problem. If you got any
related problem regarding to this topic, feel
free to let me know via comment section.
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