Most of the modern services and applications for full use of all their capabilities require authorization - login and password invented by the user during registration. These important information can be stored not only in your own memory, but also on the iPhone, and today we will tell you how to see them.
Password storage on iPhone
The main storage location for passwords on mobile devices from the EPL is an account, or rather, the branded cloud storage that is provided with it. In addition, if you are actively using Google services, in particular, the browser, passwords for access to sites will be stored in the account attached to it. Consider how to gain access to such important information in each case.Option 1: Passwords in ICloud
The iPhone is quite difficult to use without an Apple ID account, and if you want to store in ICloud not only photos and videos, but also data of applications, accounts and some other information, without this cloud and it is impossible to do without this. In it, passwords are stored, but only on condition that you have previously allowed it. In order to view the information you are interested in within the framework of today, do the following:
- Open the "Settings" of the iPhone and scroll down them down.
- In the list of available partitions and subsections, find "Passwords and Accounts" and tap it to transition.
- Next, select the first item from the available - "Passwords of sites and software". The transition to it will be required to confirm by Face ID or Touch ID, depending on the iPhone model and the set security parameters.
- Already on the next page you will see a list of accounts, services and applications, the data from which is stored in iCloud are logins and passwords.
- Lay in the list account of the service (or services) or the site address, the password from which you want to know, and tap on this line to go to details.
Immediately after that you will see the username (user line), and the "password" from the account. It is noteworthy that the latter on the screenshot is simply not displayed, although it is entered into this field.
Similarly, you can view all other passwords saved in the Apple ID account, or rather, in the branded ICLOUD storage. Recall that the recommendations described above will be useful only if you have previously provided permission to save these information.
Note: Logins and passwords used for authorization on sites in Safari are not stored in it, but in the iPhone settings section discussed above. This browser has its own menu.
Option 2: Passwords in Google Account
If for surfing on the Internet you use not a standard Safari browser, and the Google Chrome version, passwords from visited sites requiring authorization will be stored in it. True, perhaps this is solely if you are not only authorized in our Google account, but also gave permission to store logins and passwords in it. Otherwise, you either see only those data that has previously been saved to the account from the computer, or, if it has not been done, you will not see anything.Conclusion
Now you know where the passwords are stored on the iPhone and how to see them. Options of only two - Rada "Passwords of sites and software" in the settings of the mobile device and the "passwords" of the Google Chrome browser or any other you use as an alternative to Safari.