The number of passwords you need for websites, apps, and social media can get overwhelming. Here is how to find saved passwords on your Android phone.
With the number of websites, social media platforms, apps, and other online services you can sign up for, the number of usernames and passwords you will need to remember can get quite overwhelmingly large. Unless you assign one password for everything — which, for security and privacy reasons, you should never, ever do – you will need a way to digitally access all your logins in a nifty list.
If you own an Android phone, gaining access to all the passwords you’ve ever used and saved on your Android device is actually a pretty easy task to accomplish. There are several ways you can do it, depending on what apps you have installed on your smartphone. If you have a Google account linked to your Android mobile device, accessing your saved passwords becomes an even more seamless experience as you can also check out the same list on other devices where your Google account is logged into the Google Chrome web browser.
To actually see a list of passwords to consult and review, you would need to have previously entered a new password on any login page and accepted the corresponding notification to save the login details onto whatever app you were using to access the site. If not, some of the methods listed below may allow you to manually add passwords to access at a later time.Through your go-to mobile browser app
Since Android is a Google product, the easiest way to access any information on your Android device is probably through another Google product. The place where you mostly have to enter usernames and passwords is the web browser and the default mobile browser for most Android phones is Google Chrome. Here’s how to access your kept passcodes using the Google Chrome mobile app:
A new Password Manager page should launch onscreen, with a list of previously saved and applied passwords that you can tap to review, as well as a way to check the password strength of any stored logins.
