If you’re like most people, you have a lot of passwords to keep track of. And if you’re like most people, you probably don’t have a great system for keeping track of all those passwords.
Maybe you use the same password for everything, or maybe you have a different password for every account but can never remember which is which.
Either way, it’s time to start using a password manager. A password manager is a program that stores your passwords in an encrypted database and can generate strong passwords for you.
The best part is, that all you need to remember is one master password—the password manager will take care of the rest.
While there are numerous third-party password managers available to download on your Android phone, Google offers this service free of charge. And since Android phones are centred on Google, you can simply use the password manager that’s built right into your phone.
So follow the steps below to activate your password manager and start managing your passwords right from your Android phone.
Before you start using your password manager, you need to adjust a few settings:
Your Android phone will now remember your login information when used in Chrome. Please note this distinction, as Autofill doesn’t carry over to other mobile browsers, like Firefox or Opera.
If you tried following the above steps but couldn’t locate Autofill, there is another method you can try. Depending on how new your device is, you might need to try this:
And that’s it! Tapping on “Password Manager” will allow you to see which apps Google has stored passwords for. From there, you can manage your passwords as you please.
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