How can I share WIFI password on mobile without QR code? IN 2022

 

How can I share WIFI password on mobile without QR code?

How to share WiFi without sharing password

It is obvious that you should not share your WiFi passwords with anyone, including your family members. If you do, your key could end up being shared to people you don’t want. Your network could be vulnerable to threats if you share passwords with people that you don't know.

What do you do if you need to share your internet but not the router's key? We have a simple guide on how to share your WiFi without sharing the router's actual key.

Use WiFi to Share without Sharing Password

Use QR codes

Many websites and applications allow you to share WiFi passwords using QR codes. Some phones have this feature built in. This allows you to share the QR code with guests and allow them to connect to the network using the device's scanner.

 

Before you install third-party apps on your phone, check that this feature is enabled. It's currently available on all Android 10 phones, followed by Samsung OneUI devices.

Go to the WiFi settings and tap the WiFi network to which you are connected. Then click the share button. The QR code will be displayed to scan to share the internet to other people.

If you don't have Share WiFi, you can download and install apps like WiFi Code Generator and WiFiKeyShare from the Google Play Store. These apps can help you convert your network password into a QR Code that can be used to scan another phone with most QR Code scanner applications.

Additionally, you can also use sites like Qifi (https://qifi.org) and XZing QR Generator (http://zxing.appspot.com/generator) to create codes online, on any device. This is the easiest and most hassle-free way to share WiFi, without having to share passwords.

NFC Tags

You can also use NFC tags and stickers to share your WiFi passwords, as an alternative to QR codes. These are often available at a very low price in the market.

Get an NFC sticker to start with. Next, download and open the WiFiKeyShare application. Go to the NFC section. You can now bring the tag to your phone, and then click on Write to Tag. The list of WiFi networks that you are connected to will appear. Choose the one that you wish to share and wait for the tag to create information.

Once you're done, place the tag in a convenient location for others to scan it and connect to your network. It will prompt you to connect as soon as your phone is within 10 cm of the tag. You don't have to download any third-party apps for it.

Important Note To scan the tag, the guest's phone must have the Near Field Communication feature (NFC) turned on. This is required on the phone that you will use to write the tag. Although sharing WiFi passwords via NFC tags can be easier than QR codes and is more convenient than using QR codes, not all phones have the NFC hardware required, particularly mid-range ones.

iOS

You don't have to do any of these tricks if you are using an iPhone. You can instead use iOS' built in feature to share WiFi passwords between nearby iPhone, iPad, or Mac users.

Before you start, ensure that both Bluetooth and WiFi are on the phones. Also, ensure that your Apple ID has been added to the Contacts app of the other person. When the phones are sufficiently close, you will see a Share Password popup on your phone. You can simply click Share, to get started.

You can share your internet with even if the other person doesn't have an Apple device. You will need to install the Shortcuts application on your iPhone.

After installation, you can use this ICloud link to access the Make HTML3_ Wifi QR code HTML3_ option in the app. To get the QR code, tap the option and enter your network's name and password. To scan the QR code and connect to the WiFi network, you can use the scanner on another phone.

Wrapping up

This article was about sharing your WiFi network with no password, whether you are using iOS or Android. However, you should always use strong passwords and additional encryption to protect your network. Keep an eye out for potential intruders and turn off your router when it is not in use. This will protect your network from unauthorized access. Have a great day.

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