If you practice good online security, you should have a unique, strong password for every web site you visit — that means you don't repeat passwords, and you make them complex with a lengthy combination of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and special symbols.
Of course, you can't possibly remember all those passwords, which is why Safari on your iPhone offers to remember them for you. Usually, Safari suggests auto-filling the right password at the appropriate time, but you can also display and manage the complete set of remembered passwords as well.
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How to find and edit passwords on the iPhone
1. Start the Settings app.
2. Tap "Passwords & Accounts."
3. Tap "Website & App Passwords." You might be asked to enter your passcode or log in with Touch ID or Face ID.
4. Your iPhone will now display your complete list of saved passwords. To see the password details (the login username and password, as well as the URL of the website that the password is associated with) tap the entry for the password.
You have several options:
- If you no longer need a password saved and want to delete it, swipe it to the left and tap "Delete."
- If you want to edit a password, tap it and then tap "Edit" in the top right corner of the screen. Tap "Done" to save your changes.
- If you want to go to the website and change your password, you can tap the password and then tap "Change Password on Website." Safari will open the appropriate site where you can update your password.
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