In this guide, we will show you the shortest and easiest way to share your WiFi password from your Android device. You might have stumbled upon this situation wherein someone asked for your WiFi password but you cannot spell it out loud in the open for others to listen. Even if you could, then we are pretty sure that your password would already have a mix of various alphanumeric characters, which could prove to be quite a challenging situation, not just for you to spell it out but even for the recipient to type it in!

Well, to counter all these scenarios, Android has a built-in feature through which you can easily share the WiFi Password via a QR Code. The recipient just needs to scan this code and their device will be connected to this network. Since most of the camera apps now support QR Code scanning functionality by default or have Google Lens embedded, it makes the process even easier.

Talking about things getting easier, Google has further simplified the process of accessing this WiFi Sharing page from your Android device. Earlier, you needed to head over to Settings > Network and Internet > Internet > select your WiFi > tap on Share. But now, you could directly cut down to the chase and get this job done in just a couple of taps. Here’s how.

There’s now an easier way to Share WiFi Password on Android - 1

This feature has been rolled out in the latest Android 14 QPR2 Beta 2 build. So if you are currently on the stable version, then you’ll have to wait for a few weeks for the rollout of this feature [or you could welcome abode the Beta build onto your device from this official link right away, however, installing beta/unstable build just for the sake of a feature might not be worthy of a trade-off. But if that is for you, then install the beta build and then proceed with the below steps].

Tap on the Internet Quick Settings toggle and you’ll see the Share WiFi icon at the bottom left.
Tap on it and it will directly take you to the QR Code page which the recipient could then scan.

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Fix Fingerprint Sensor not working on Pixel Android 14 QPR Beta 2

In this guide, we will show you the steps to fix the fingerprint sensor not working issue on Pixel after installing the latest Android 14 QPR Beta 2. Apart from the usual security patch updates releases, the Silicon Valley giant also releases Feature Drops as well as Quarterly Platform Releases. If you are part of the beta testing group of the latter, then you are among the first in line to get blessed with new updates, much quicker than your stable counterparts.

However, this is just one side of the coin. Being a beta update, it goes along the expected lines that they will have a few bugs and issues. And that has indeed been the case this time around as well. Numerous users have voiced their concern that the fingerprint sensor is not working issue on their Pixel after installing the latest Android 14 QPR Beta 2 update.

This issue is mostly prominent on the Pixel 7 Pro and users are constantly getting a prompt/toast message to contact Google customer support to rectify this issue. If you are also in the same boat, then this guide will make you aware of the steps to rectify this issue once and for all. Follow along.