In 2011, Apple introduced iCloudwhich refers to the cloud services it offers to those who use devices such as iPhone, iPad either Mac. In addition, iCloud allows you to have the same application settings on multiple devices and is used to synchronize photos, videos, documents, etc.
Recently added the function integrated password manager in the Apple ecosystem with iCloud Keychain. Its job is to keep Safari usernames and passwords, credit cards, Wi-Fi network passwords, and other sensitive information safe and accessible for all the devices you have. with iCloud turned on.
All this information is kept end-to-end encryptedand can only be accessed with credentials or Apple ID.
This has become very useful especially if the user is using iPhone, iPad and Mac, but you can also use it on Windows PC. And while it’s mostly integrated into Safari, it’s possible to look up passwords to paste into other web browsers.
How to activate iCloud Keychain?
To use iCloud Keychain, you need to turn it on. From the iphone, enter “Settings” and provide your information. Then the available services will appear. Among them, iCloud. And, within iCloud, the keychain. There you can activate it.
From Mac, you will have to go to “System Preferences”, enter your username and enter iCloud.
Find the keys saved in iCloud
When using Safari On iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows, iCloud will ask if you want to fill in the username and password fields when you sign in to a form. That is if you have saved that data in the password manager. If not, after entering them by hand, Safari can save them and leave them in iCloud Keychain at the same time. for when necessary.
If you want to see the passwords manually, on iPhone and iPad, you can ask Siri directly or go to Settings > Passwords. (YO)
Source: Eluniverso
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