If the Strong Passwords suggestion isn’t showing up, it means you don’t have iCloud Keychain enabled. Go to Settings -> Accounts & Passwords -> AutoFill Passwords and enable iCloud Keychain.
Step 1: Open the Safari app and go to the sign-up page for the app or website you want to create an account for.
Step 2: Enter the details like your name, email address, and more.
Step 3: Tap on the Password field. As soon as you do that, iOS 12 will automatically prefill both Password and Confirm Password fields for you. The keyboard will be replaced with an options view.
Step 4: Here, if you choose to use the strong password, simply tap on the Use Strong Password option. If you don’t want to use iOS 12’s password, tap on Choose My Own Password button to create your own password.
Step 5: After you choose Use Strong Password, go ahead with the sign-up flow. Once you sign up, the login details for the page, including the username and password will be saved to your iCloud Keychain.
How to Find Passwords Generated By iOS 12
Once you sign up using a strong password, there’s no mention of it again. How do you make sure that iOS 12 did save the password for you? And if you want to use it on your Mac, how can you access or share it? This is where the new Accounts & Passwords section in Settings comes in.
Step 1: Open the Settings app and go to Accounts & Passwords -> Websites & App Passwords. Authenticate using Face ID or Touch ID.
Pro tip: You can just ask Siri “show me my passwords” to directly get to this screen. You can even get specific and say “show my Amazon password” to get to the list directly.
Step 2: Here you’ll find a list of all the website and app logins. Search for the login you just saved.
Step 3: Tap on the login to view details. You’ll find the password right there.
Step 4: Tap on the password field to either copy it or share it with another iOS or macOS device using AirDrop. For the feature to work, the other iOS device needs to be running iOS 12 and the Mac needs to be on macOS Mojave.
How to Identify and Change Reused Password in iOS 12
Apple has integrated one of the best features from tools like 1Password and LastPass right inside the iCloud Keychain. You can do a password audit and see which passwords have been reused. It’s best not to use the same password more than once.
Step 1: Go to the Websites & App Passwords section.
Step 2: After authenticating, you’ll see a list of all your saved logins. If you’ve reused a password for a service, you’ll see a little triangle with an exclamation mark next to the website name. Tap on it.
Step 3: Here, Apple will tell you that reusing passwords across different websites is not safe. Plus, you’ll see a button called Change Password on the Website. Tap on it to directly go to the relevant page that will help you change the password for the website.
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