So you stopped using that photo editing service and no longer need the login credentials. How to delete saved passwords and credit cards from iCloud Keychain on your iPhone and iPad So you can go in and view your iCloud Keychain passwords, copy and paste your login name or password, and head back to wherever you need to enter it quickly. Though there's no app for iCloud Keychain, your details are stored on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac in your Passwords tab. So don't worry your passwords aren't hidden from you. The point of iCloud Keychain is to make it easy for you to fill out passwords in Safari and some apps, but there will always be times when you need a password, and you're not trying to log into a website or an app. Icloud Keychain Passwords Touch Id Ipad Mini (Image credit: Adam Oram / iMore) How to access and view your iCloud Keychain passwords There's also an option to edit iCloud Keychain information on your Mac if that's where you prefer to do your shopping. However, you can manually add personal and credit card information to iCloud Keychain if you want to. When shopping online, iCloud Keychain will offer to remember your details for the next time. Three numbers are much easier to remember than 16.

It even stores your credit cards' expiration dates, so you only have to remember your card verification code. Once you set it up, you can use it to fill out forms and pay for items online without remembering that long string of numbers. It also stores your credit card details and personal data, like your shipping address and phone number.

ICloud Keychain is more than just a password manager. How to manually add your personal and credit card information to iCloud Keychain on iPhone and iPad You can also create iCloud Keychain passwords on Mac.

The best part is you don't have to remember the random collection of letters, numbers, and symbols as your iPhone or iPad will auto-fill it for you when needed.

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