Public bug reported:
I just found out you can see the Wifi password in the system settings.
The reason I didn't find this sooner is because the Wifi settings are
very confusing.
The main problem: The connected network has two "detailed views":
1. When connected to a network you can tap the arrow next to the network to see
the ip address and the "forget network" button.
2. Click "previous networks". And click the arrow next to the network. Here you
see more details, like the password and another "forget network" button.
Proposed solution: Include the information of view 2. in view 1.
** Affects: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
I just found out you can see the Wifi password in the system settings.
The reason I didn't find this sooner is because the Wifi settings are
very confusing.
The main problem: The connected network has two "detailed views":
- 1. When connected to a network you can tap the arrow next to the network to
see more details and the "forget network" button.
- 2. Click "previous networks". And click the arrow next to the network. Here
you see more details and another "forget network" button.
+ 1. When connected to a network you can tap the arrow next to the network to
see the ip address and the "forget network" button.
+ 2. Click "previous networks". And click the arrow next to the network. Here
you see more details, like the password and another "forget network" button.
Proposed solution: Include the information of view 2. in view 1.
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Confusing Wifi settings
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