In Google's Android, you first have to "root" the phone - not as technically challenging as an iOS jailbreak, but still not a quick chore for the uninitiated. ![]() Apple's iOS doesn't provide access to its database of stored passwords unless you jailbreak an iPhone or iPad. You get no such help if you're trying to view a Wi-Fi password saved on a mobile device. ![]() I downloaded and ran WirelessKey View (it's one of the rare Windows apps to not require running an installer first), and it almost instantly provided a list of the Wi-Fi passwords saved on my Windows 8 ThinkPad.
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