Does Android 10 Have WPS?

In the bustling kingdom of Androidia, curious user Alex wondered if the latest Android 10 still carried the old magic of WPS—a shortcut for connecting devices without typing long passwords. He set off on an adventure and discovered that while WPS (Wi‑Fi Protected Setup) was once a popular spell on many devices, Android 10 has gradually moved away from this feature. Imagine a wizard who decides that some old spells are too risky for modern times; security experts have warned that WPS can be vulnerable to mischief. Many manufacturers have thus phased out WPS in favor of more secure connection methods that require entering your network password manually. Digital sages say that even if a device running Android 10 might have a hidden WPS option, it’s rarely enabled by default and may not work as expected. Alex learned that the modern magic of connectivity now relies on robust encryption and secure protocols rather than the old shortcut. In Androidia, while the spirit of convenience remains, the emphasis is on keeping your digital realm safe—reminding every adventurer that sometimes old spells are retired in favor of newer, safer enchantments.