How to Connect a WiFi Without the Password? There Is a Simple Way to Do It
Everyone at some point has been in this situation at least once in life. A friend dropped by and asked to share the WiFi, wouldn't be a problem if you remember the password of by heart. Unfortunately, it is the type of password we set once and normally don't think about it anymore. Well, here is how to go around this problem. We show you how to connect to WiFi without a password.
#How to Connect to WiFi Without a Password?
There are many methods to do this, but we will only cover the simplest two that anyone should be able to handle, using only the phone. This requires, of course, that it has already been connected to WiFi. But usually everyone does this as soon as the Internet is connected in the apartment.
#Using QR Codes
There are many apps and websites that allow you to share WiFi passwords via QR codes. What's more, nowadays all digital phones have the feature in them. With it, all you have to do is show the QR code to your guests, and they can connect to the network by scanning it on their device. So far, the feature is available on all phones running Android 10 or later. And also on Samsung devices with OneUI.
If you have one of those, go to your WiFi settings, tap on the WiFi network you are connected to and click the "share" button. You will then be shown a QR code that you need to scan to share the Internet with others. That's all you need to do! Can't get any easier, right?
There is also yet another solution. You can download and install apps such as WiFi QR Code Generator, WiFiKeyShare and WiFi Easy from the Google Play Store. These apps will help you do the same thing in a very similar way.
Use sites like Qifi and XZing QR Generator to create codes online, on any device. This is by far the easiest and hassle-free way to share WiFi without sharing passwords.
#Sharing Nearby
This is the second of the simple ways to share your network. Just connect first to your WiFi network. Then click on it. In addition to the option that allows you to produce a QR code, you should see a "share nearby" option.
Click on it. Now your friends among the options of WiFi networks they can potentially connect to should show that someone nearby is sharing the network. All they have to do is connect. It is worth noting that in slightly older Android models this option may not be available. Many people also point out that connecting via QR code is more secure in a place with a lot of people nearby.
Go try it!!!
