How to find the ByFly Wi-Fi password on your phone: all the methods with instructions

Forgot your home Wi-Fi password? ByFlyIs the sticker on the router missing or worn off? This situation is familiar to many: you connected your phone to the network a year ago, and now you need to connect a new device, but there's no password. Don't rush to reset your router There are several ways to retrieve a saved password on your phone. In this article, we'll cover all the working methods. Android And iPhone, including hidden features and workarounds.

It is important to understand: the password is stored in the phone's memory only if the device already connected to the network ByFlyIf you have never entered a password on this phone (for example, you connected via WPS or through QR code), the methods won't work. Also, keep in mind that on some firmware versions Android Access to passwords is restricted for security reasons—more details on this in the relevant section.

Before you begin, please check two things:

1. The phone must be connected to the network. ByFly (in the Wi-Fi settings the status is “Connected”).
2. You must have administrator rights (root) on Android, if you use methods with access to system files.

1. The standard method for Android: Wi-Fi settings menu

On most modern smartphones with Android 10+ You can view your Wi-Fi password directly in your network settings. This method does not require root rights and works on devices Samsung, Xiaomi, Google Pixel and other brands with clean Android or slightly modified firmware.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Open Settings → Wi-Fi (or Network and Internet → Wi-Fi).
2. Find the network in the list ByFly and tap on its name.
3. In the window that opens, select Share (or Share, Show password).
4. Confirm the action with a fingerprint, pattern or PIN code.

After this, a window will open with QR code and the password text line below it. Copy the password or take a picture of the screen so you don't lose it.

Check your Android version (must be 10 or later)

Update your phone's firmware

Try an alternative method (see section 2)

Use third-party software (section 3)-->

⚠️ Attention: On some devices Huawei And Honor With EMUI button Share This may be missing due to the manufacturer's security policy. In this case, proceed to the next method.

If you have Android 9 or later, the standard method won't work - you'll need to use ADB or specialized applications (more on this in sections 3 and 4).

2. View password via QR code (for all phones)

This universal method works on any phones, including iPhone, but requires an additional device (tablet, second phone or PC) with a camera. The point is generate a QR code with network data ByFly and consider it as another device.

Step-by-step instructions:

1. On the phone connected to ByFly, open Wi-Fi settings → select network → Share (as in section 1).
2. The screen will appear QR code. Bring another phone with a QR reader app installed (for example, Google Lens or a standard camera on iPhone).
3. There will be a line in the network information Password or Password - this is your key to ByFly.

If there is no QR code in the settings, use third-party applications to generate one, for example:

• 📱 WiFi Key Viewer (requires root)
• 🔑 QR & Barcode Scanner (for reading)
• 🌐 WiFi Password Recovery (works on some firmwares without root)

3. Using ADB for Android (without root)

ADB (Android Debug Bridge) — is a debugging tool that allows you to extract a Wi-Fi password without root access. This method works on most devices with Android 5.0+, but requires connecting the phone to the computer.

What you will need:

• 🖥️ Computer with Windows, macOS or Linux
• 📋 Installed drivers ADB (download from the website) Android Developers)
• 🔌 USB cable for connecting your phone

Instructions:

1. Turn it on on your phone Developer mode: go to Settings → About phone and tap 7 times Build number.
2. Return to Settings → System → Developer Options and turn it on USB debugging.
3. Connect your phone to your PC and open the command prompt (cmd V Windows or Terminal V macOS/Linux).
4. Enter the commands in order:

   adb shell
   su -c "cat /data/misc/wifi/WifiConfigStore.xml | grep -E 'SSID=\"ByFly\"|PreSharedKey='"

   Instead of ByFly Please enter the exact name of your network (case sensitive!).

In the command output, find the line PreSharedKey="your_password"If asterisks (), then the data on your firmware is encrypted - you will need root.

⚠️ Attention: On devices with Android 11+ The path to the Wi-Fi configuration file may differ. If the command doesn't work, try:

adb shell cmd wifi list_networks

Then copy networkId your network and run:

adb shell cmd wifi get_network_var {networkId} password

adb shell settings put global wifi_verbose_logging 1