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iCloud Passwords: Manage Website Logins on Apple Devices

iCloud Passwords is Apple's built-in password manager that allows users to save website usernames and passwords securely in their iCloud account. It syncs across Apple devices so passwords entered on one device will autofill on another.

What is ICloud Passwords?

iCloud Passwords is the password manager built into Apple devices and services. It allows users to safely store website logins, Wi-Fi network information, credit card information, and other sensitive data in their iCloud account, secured with end-to-end encryption.

When a user saves a new password on one Apple device like an iPhone or Mac, iCloud Passwords automatically syncs that password to their other Apple devices through iCloud, allowing it to autofill password fields across any apps or websites that support autofill. This makes it easy to access saved passwords on multiple devices without having to manually enter them on each device.

iCloud Passwords also includes password monitoring features to alert users about compromised or duplicate passwords, as well as strong automatic password generation for new accounts. It's integrated into Safari, apps, and system settings on Apple platforms so passwords can be easily saved, accessed, edited or deleted.

Overall, iCloud Passwords provides a secure and convenient way for Apple users to store, access and manage website and app login credentials across their devices while maintaining end-to-end encryption protection for their sensitive information.

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