Q&A for How to Hack Wi Fi Using Android

Kingroot; download it directly at kingroot.net. The file should be in APK format.

Not only you could get caught, but you could also get in some serious trouble if the Wi-Fi owner finds out and reports it.

This is normal, as you only have one network chip, and it can only do one thing at a time. Simply turn off monitor mode after finding the WiFi password.

In the context of this article, it's breaking into and using someone's Wi-Fi network without permission.

You pretty much have to root your phone first. There are apps such as Kingroot or Root Master which offer one-tap rooting.

Yes. You could download another application called WPS Connect or AndroDummper. (*Note: both applications need root access!)

Yes, because every different phone has different versions of the applications.

Yes. You have to root your device first; otherwise, these apps won't work.

Root your android device, and download bcmon and RfA (Reaver for Android).

No, but you could download another application such as WPS connect or Androdummper. Both applications need root access.

There are a number of apps that can do the trick. Try searching "one click root" on Google. However, depending on the specific model or carrier you use, you may not actually be able to root your phone. For example, Verizon in the US is well known for blocking the security changes needed to achieve permanent root access on Android.

Yes, it can but it requires a rooted device to work. If not rooted, it just wouldn't work.

Go to any browser and go to kingroot.com and dwnload it. It can give you one tap root install.

Have you rebooted your phone? Try rebooting the phone and then installing again. It may work.

As long as it is rooted.

You must have 2 Android devices for it to work. Put the hotspot on and then with the other Android device, scan Wi-fi and press Connect.

You can install Root Checker from the Play Store.