# How to see saved WiFi passwords on iOS 16/iPadOS 16

**URL:** https://www.compsmag.com/blogs/how-to-see-saved-wifi-passwords-on-ios-16-ipados-16/
**Author:** Ayushi Chauhan
**Published:** 2022-08-18
**Updated:** 2022-08-18
**Categories:** Blogs
**Tags:** Apple Guides, Blogs Daily, Computer Guides, guiderobert, Guides and Tutorials, guiding12, How To Guide, How To Guides, ios Guides, iphones guides, Originals How to, Tips, Tricks
**Reading Time:** 2 min

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Today, in this article, we show how to **view saved Wi-Fi passwords in iOS 16/iPadOS 16**.  Apple introduced iOS 16 and macOS Ventura operating systems.  During the opening speech of WWDC22.  Updates to the new operating system (OS) bring a lot of visual changes compared to the major releases of 2021. The M1 iPads now offer resizable app windows, while the iPhone has greater customization options.

The Mac user interface has also been simplified by Apple to better reflect iPadOS.  One of the most significant quality of life improvements in iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 is the ability to access saved Wi-Fi passwords.  This function was previously only available on macOS.  The ability to browse a list of all saved networks, divulge passwords or forget/delete them has now been added for Apple users mobile devices.  Below are the steps to view saved Wi-Fi passwords in iOS 16/iPadOS 16.

## Steps to View Saved WiFi Passwords in iOS 16/iPadOS 16

**Step 1:** Go to **wifi**.

**Step 2:**Find the Wi-Fi network you want the password for and tap the **blue info icon** to the right of the network name.

**step 3**.  tap on **Password** and use Face ID, Touch ID or enter your password to see the password.

**step 4**.  finally knock **copy of** to save the password to your clipboard.

## Final Words

We hope you like our article about how to see Wi-Fi passwords saved in iOS 16/iPadOS 16. features including a long-awaited convenience feature which allows users to view their Wi-Fi network password in the settings menu of their phone, will be included in iOS 16 when it launches this fall.  However, the iOS 16 developer version already has it.  By allowing users to share their Wi-Fi passwords with neighboring devices, it improves feature.

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