iPhone A way to access a list of all previously accessed WIFI networks?

[Jamaway]

I'm hunting to find if I can get access to a list of all WIFI networks I've previously connected to and when. If I can also view previously 'forgotten' networks that would be awesome.

Thanks for any help you can give.

 

[shenan1982]

I'm hunting to find if I can get access to a list of all WIFI networks I've previously connected to and when. If I can also view previously 'forgotten' networks that would be awesome.

Thanks for any help you can give.

Can do it on Mac but I don't think iOS does it.

 

[tys]

I'm hunting to find if I can get access to a list of all WIFI networks I've previously connected to and when. If I can also view previously 'forgotten' networks that would be awesome.

Thanks for any help you can give.

BetterWifi7 gives a list of known networks and their passwords.
Doesn't show the ones that you've "forgotten" however.

 

[Jamaway]

Can do it on Mac but I don't think iOS does it.

Would this be through keychain access? Looking at that, it lists loads of WIFI networks that I haven't connected my Macbook up to, but ones that I have with my iPhone...maybe this is what I'm looking for - how can that happen?

 

[-LikesMac-]

You may consider "Wifi Passwords" for your purposes, although forgotten networks may not be stored.

 

[ARSkemp]

I used to use Wifipasswords but am now using "NetworkList". Its built into the settings app (adds an additional menu screen when you go under Wi-Fi settings).

 

[Jamaway]

I used to use Wifipasswords but am now using "NetworkList". Its built into the settings app (adds an additional menu screen when you go under Wi-Fi settings).

Cool. Would this show a list of 'forgotten' networks as well?

 

[ARSkemp]

Cool. Would this show a list of 'forgotten' networks as well?

I just tested it and, unfortunately, it looks like it does not.

 

[Jamaway]

I just tested it and, unfortunately, it looks like it does not.

Arghhhh - that's unfortunate. Thanks for looking.

There must be a way to access a list of forgotten networks though, where do they go when 'forgotten'?

I've googled it to death and can't seem to find any solid info...I'm not admitting defeat!