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Does Face ID save passwords?

No, Face ID does not save passwords. Face ID is a biometric authentication system used on Apple devices that uses facial recognition to verify a user’s identity. It replaces the traditional passcode security method on Apple products.

Face ID allows you to securely access your device and use Apple Pay without having to remember a lengthy passcode. However, it does not store any passwords and the authentication process is limited to unlocking your device and authorizing purchases on Apple Pay.

As such, it does not save any passwords, or have the capability to do so.

What data does Face ID collect?

Face ID is Apple’s facial recognition system which uses advanced hardware and software technology to identify and authenticate a user’s identity. It uses the TrueDepth camera to take a three-dimensional scan of the user’s face and then map out all the contours, curves, and bumps.

It then creates a mathematical model based on this data and then stores it on the user’s device. This data includes a facial map which includes more than 30,000 invisible IR dots, along with the user’s unique characteristics like their distance between eyes, shape of their nose, and more.

It also collects and stores the user’s attention data which includes their eye movement and gaze direction, as well as their facial expressions. Face ID also uses other advanced software algorithms and machine learning techniques to detect unauthorized attempts to unlock the phone so that the phone remains secure.

All of this data is encrypted and stored exclusively on the user’s device and never sent out to the cloud or to any other connected services.

Where are my passwords stored?

Your passwords are typically stored in a password manager. A password manager is a software application that securely stores user’s passwords and other confidential information. When you create a login for a website, app or device, the password manager will generate a secure, random password for you and store it in an encrypted form, thereby eliminating you from having to remember the passwords of all your online accounts.

Depending on your password manager, you may have the ability to store other sensitive information such as bank account or credit card numbers, credit score, or even passport information.

Can you show me all my saved passwords?

Unfortunately, no. It is not possible to show all your saved passwords straight away. Your passwords are stored securely and encrypted on your device, and as such, they cannot be seen as plain text.

To view any of your saved passwords, you can either go to the website in question, click ‘forgot password’, and select the option to have a ‘temporary password’ sent to you. This will allow you to log in and change your password.

Alternatively, some browsers such as Safari, Chrome, and Firefox have options that can help you access and view your saved passwords. These will normally be found in the browser’s settings menu. However, please be aware that you may need to enter a PIN or password to view and access the details.

It is always recommended that you save your passwords in a secure and encrypted way, rather than writing them down in a simple text file or on a piece of paper. Doing so enhances the security of your passwords and can help protect you from any potential cyber threats.

How do I find saved passwords on my computer?

Finding saved passwords on your computer depends on the operating system you are using. Generally, there are two ways to find stored passwords on Windows.

The first way is to use the built-in Credential Manager in Windows. This feature allows you to view and manage credentials such as usernames, passwords, and other information for various accounts you have.

To access it, search for “Credential Manager” in the Windows search bar. Once you’re in Credential Manager, you will be able to view passwords associated with all of the websites and accounts you have stored on your computer.

The second way for Windows users is to use the third-party Password Manager software that stores, encrypts, and manages all passwords for all the accounts and websites associated with one device. Password Managers provide an easy way to store and manage your passwords securely.

To ensure your passwords are always secure, it’s recommended that you use strong passwords and also change them frequently.

For Mac users, you can use the built-in Keychain Access tool, which is similar to Credential Manager. To access it, go to Applications > Utilities and launch the Keychain Access app. From there, you can view and manage all of your stored passwords and keys.

Hopefully this answered your question on how to find saved passwords on your computer. Remember to always use strong passwords and change them frequently for greater security.

Can Chrome passwords be hacked?

Yes, Chrome passwords can be hacked. While Chrome is considered one of the most secure web browsers, its passwords can still be accessed by hackers. There are a few ways hackers can try to gain access to Chrome passwords.

One way is through “brute-force” attacks, which can be successful if the user has a weak password. Brute-force attacks are when the hacker systematically tries every possible combination of characters until they eventually match the correct password.

Another popular technique for hackers is “keylogging”. This is when the hacker secretly installs a program that records keystrokes, including those used to access a particular account. If the account is weakly protected, the hacker can then gain access to the account and its associated password.

Finally, there is “phishing”, in which the hacker sends an email or other messages supposedly from a legitimate website such as a bank or online store. The user is tricked into clicking on a link which then downloads malicious software that records the password.

Overall, Chrome passwords can be hacked, so it’s important to keep them secure with strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and other security measures.

What happened to Passwords and accounts in iOS 14?

iOS 14 added new features to help users stay secure and protect their accounts and passwords. Users can now keep their passwords secure in a password manager, like Apple’s own iCloud Keychain. This means users can store passwords in one place, rather than having to remember them in multiple places.

The password manager also has a feature that notifies users if a website has been compromised.

In addition, iOS 14 has an AutoFill feature that automatically fills in passwords for signing in to websites. This feature works across devices, so users can use it on their iPhones, iPads, and Macs.

Lastly, iOS 14 also introduced face recognition and Touch ID features to enhance security. This means users can control access to their accounts by simply unlocking their devices with their faces or fingerprints.

Why is my iPhone not saving my passwords?

There are a few potential reasons why your iPhone might not be saving your passwords correctly.

First, make sure that the passwords are correct and being entered correctly. The iPhone will remember passwords only if they are entered correctly. If a password is typed incorrectly too many times, it might stop working and the iPhone won’t remember it.

Second, check to make sure that the Apple ID is up to date. If the Apple ID is not up to date or has changed, the iPhone might not be able to save the passwords correctly.

Third, make sure iCloud Keychain is enabled. This is an Apple feature that stores your passwords for apps and websites in iCloud so that they can be synced across all of your devices. If this feature is not enabled, your phone won’t remember your passwords.

Finally, make sure that the Keychain Access setting is enabled in the Settings app. This will allow the iPhone to remember your passwords on the device itself rather than relying on the iCloud Keychain feature.

If none of these solutions work, it might be a good idea to try restarting your iPhone and then trying to save your passwords again. If that doesn’t work, you should contact Apple Support for further assistance.

Why did my saved passwords disappeared?

The first could be that your web browser’s settings have changed, or that the website(s) you had saved passwords for have changed the way they store login information. It’s also possible that the browser you were using has been corrupted or somehow reset to its default settings, causing all previously saved data to be deleted.

It’s also possible that your computer has been infected with malicious software, or that one of your extensions or plugins has been updated and caused your passwords to be deleted. It’s important to make sure your computer’s antivirus software is updated and running, as well as any plugins or extensions you are using so they do not cause any compatibility issues with your browser.

Finally, it’s possible that your saved passwords have simply been forgotten, or that your browser is set to not remember passwords. To check this, open your browser’s settings and go to “Saved Passwords” to see if any accounts are listed.

If not, you’ll need to manually enter your login information into each account.

Where is the keychain on iPhone?

The keychain on an iPhone is a feature that helps manage passwords and certificates. It stores passwords and other information for websites, networks, Wi-Fi, and other accounts. The keychain is encrypted and accessible with a single passcode, and helps prevent you from having to remember multiple passwords.

The keychain can be found on the device by going to Settings > Accounts & Passwords > Keychain. Here, you can manage credit cards and passwords, set up two-factor authentication, and even reset the keychain passcode.

You can also view the contents of the keychain to see the passwords, certificates, and other stored information. For more information on using the Keychain, Apple recommends consulting their official user guides.

How do I access Apple keychain?

To access Apple Keychain, first make sure that your device is running iOS7.0 or later, or OSX 10.9 or later. Depending on which OS you are running you need to do the following:

For iOS devices:

1. Open the Settings app and select “iCloud”.

2. Select “Keychain” and turn it on.

3. Enter your Apple ID and password.

For Mac devices:

1. Click on the “Apple” menu and select “System Preferences”.

2. Select “iCloud” and make sure that “Keychain” is checked.

3. Enter your Apple ID and password.

Once you have set up your Apple Keychain, you can access it from the Apple ID website using your Apple ID and password. You can also view your keychain items using the Keychain Access app on Mac OS. From that app you can manage your keychain items, add new ones and delete old ones.