How To Delete Saved Passwords On iPhone / iOS
Saved passwords on your iPhone can be convenient but might compromise your security if left unmanaged. Here’s a step-by-step guide to deleting saved passwords on your iPhone/iOS and tips for better password management.
1. Access Password Settings
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Scroll down and select Passwords (previously called "Passwords & Accounts" in older iOS versions).
Use Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode to access your saved passwords.
Path: iPhone Settings > Passwords
2. Preview and Delete Saved Passwords
Once inside the Passwords section, you’ll see a list of all saved passwords.
Tap Edit in the top-right corner.
Select the passwords you want to delete.
Tap Delete to remove them from your device.
3. Optimize Password Management
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Deleting saved passwords will not affect your ability to access your accounts, as long as you remember the correct login information. If you have trouble accessing your accounts, you can reset your password through the account's website or app.
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To prevent your passwords from being saved on your iPhone, make sure to select "Never" when prompted to save a password on a website or app. You can also turn off the password autofill feature in your device's settings.
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Saving passwords on your iPhone can be safe as long as you take proper security measures, such as using a strong password and enabling two-factor authentication. However, it's important to regularly delete saved passwords and use a password manager to ensure maximum security.