After the pleasantries and hellos, your guests are bound to ask the same question: “Can I get the Wi-Fi password?”
If you’ve properly secured your Wi-Fi network with a strong password, something with a randomization of upper and lower case letters, numbers and special characters, it may be inconvenient to recite it when asked.
On the other hand, if your password is simple, “Oh it’s just my telephone number,” for example, you’ll have no problem sharing your Wi-Fi — with your invited guests or anyone else who may want to access your network. If that’s you, go change your Wi-Fi password.
Sharing your network credentials, even if they’re appropriately complicated, is easy. Here’s how to do it with the push of a button.
How to share your Wi-Fi password on Apple devices
As long as you’ve got the latest operating system, Apple devices play quite nicely with one another, and it’s simple to…
