I’m sure many of you have your passwords saved on your Android phone. Regardless of the password for websites or apps, the question that always being asked is, where does Google save all the passwords? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to view saved passwords on Android.
Basically, Android phone has its own password manager. If you link your Android phone to your Google account, the password manager keeps track of each password you use in Chrome. So, to view all passwords that have been saved while you are using your Android phone, they all can be found in the Chrome app.
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How to view saved passwords on Android
This is a simple instruction on how to view saved passwords on Android:
- On your Android phone, open Chrome app.
- Tap the three dots in the top right of the Chrome window.
- Select Settings.
- Select Passwords.
- Go to the specific password you want to view and tap on the eye logo.
- Google Chrome will ask for a confirmation.
- Once confirmed, the dot will change to an actual password.
- Tap the three dots for more options:
- Copy password
- Edit password
- Remove password
- That’s all, done.
In case you want to remove all your passwords, you don’t have to remove them one by one. The following are the steps to clear all saved passwords on Android.
How to clear all saved passwords on Android
Follow the step-by-step instruction below to clear all saved passwords on Android:
- On your Android phone, open Chrome app.
- Tap the three dots in the top right of the Chrome window.
- Select Settings.
- Select Clear Browsing Data.
- Select Advanced.
- Check the Passwords and other sign-in data options.
- Tap Clear data.
- Chrome will clear all saved passwords and all sign-in-related data.
- Done.
That should be all you need to know when you view your saved passwords on Android.
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