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You can also use the Passwords app to find passwords and passkeys you have saved for websites and apps. Here’ how it works.
- Open the Passwords app.
- Unlock with Face ID or Touch ID, or enter your passcode.
- To view a password or passkey, choose a category or Shared Group, then select a website or app.
- To update a password, tap Edit, then tap Change Password.
- To delete a password or passkey, tap Edit, then tap Delete Password or Delete Passkey. In iOS 17 or earlier, select the website or app, then tap Delete Password or Delete Passkey.
Check out the following video to learn more.
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There are quite a few free utilities readily available online that do the same for your desktop PC passwords.
How does it compare to a paid version such as 1Password?