I have a new phone and my collection of WiFi passwords was not transferred along with the phone swap.
A various collection that took me three years to collect.
Anyway to find them on my old phone?
I have a new phone and my collection of WiFi passwords was not transferred along with the phone swap.
A various collection that took me three years to collect.
Anyway to find them on my old phone?
A couple of things to try: If your old phone hasn't been run over by a hefty vehicle as mine recently was, put your SIM card in the old phone, let it connect to your home WiFi (which I'm assuming it will do automatically without use of passwords), locate the file you want and either copy or move it to Drive. Then replace the SIM in the new phone, go to Drive and download the file to your new phone.
If you've already tried all of that and I'm teaching my grandmother to suck eggs, then I apologise and will retire gracefully from the scene.
Android or iPhone?
Android
Yes, one-by-one, but it does vary a bit by manufacturer and android version
go into settings/wifi/saved networks, do you see a share icon with a QR code? either scan that on the new phone, or type it in from the password shown under the QR
if that's not an option, what phone and android version is the old one?
2017 A3 Samsung Android 8 - can display a list of saved networks, with option to delete any of them, but no display of passwords or means of saving them somewhere.
ISTR a "Samsung Switch" app that migrates data etc from one Samsung to another, including passwords.
Perhaps look at that?
Thomas Prufer
This page may help.
That allows data to be migrated, but doesn't let you see passwords.
Googling finds quite a few hits, but all answers involving apps to view or copy wifi passwords that I've found need the phone to be rooted. Something I'm not prepared to do.
I think that I saw, in googling, that one could bring up each connection, display it as a QR code, presumably to share it, and that would show the password+SSID (though possibly encrypted...).
Thomas Prufer
Work has got in the way and I have not had chance to try any of the suggestions yet.
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