Pavel Jelic If you follow our magazine, you must have noticed the introduction of new operating systems from Apple a few weeks ago. Specifically, we are talking about iOS and iPadOS 16, macOS 13 Ventura and watchOS 9. These systems are currently available in beta versions for testing by all developers and testers, but many ordinary users who cannot wait for new features are also installing them. In our magazine, we cover all the news in new systems every day, which only proves that there are more than enough of them available.
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iOS 16: How to view passwords for all Wi-Fi networks
One of the great novelties, which Apple did not address at the conference, is the option to display the password for Wi-Fi networks. If you wanted to see the Wi-Fi network password in older versions of iOS, you would have looked for this option in vain. However, in the third beta version of iOS 16, Apple expanded the Wi-Fi password display function even more. Users can now view a complete list of all known Wi-Fi networks, together with all passwords. Thanks to this, it is possible to display passwords even for those networks that are not in range. The procedure is as follows:
- First, you need to switch to the native app on your iOS 16 iPhone Settings.
- Once you've done that, find and click the box Wi-Fi access.
- Then click the button in the upper right corner of the screen Edit.
- Then it is necessary that you use They authorized Touch ID or Face ID.
- Next, after successful authorization, you are on the list find wifi whose password you want to view.
- Once you find the Wi-Fi network, click on it in the right part of the line button ⓘ.
- Then you just need to swipe your finger they tapped to the line Password, which will cause it to be displayed.
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So, using the above procedure, it is possible to easily list all known Wi-Fi networks and view their passwords on your iOS 16 iPhone. In my opinion, this is an absolutely perfect feature that iOS users have been crying out for for a really long time. Until now, we could only search for Wi-Fi passwords on a Mac. In addition, thanks to the above procedure, it is possible to remove some Wi-Fi networks from the list of known networks as needed, which was not possible and certainly this option is useful in some cases.
Really dense, I just don't have IOS16 installed and I don't know how to do it. In my iPhone, the latest installation is IOS15.5.
Please advise me what to do with it.
Wait for September - there will be an update to 16.0