Android has a native tool to store the credentials you use to log in to websites. While most phones come with Google Autofill, Galaxy devices come with their own Samsung Pass service to store your passwords for later use. Web browsers available on the platform also offer the ability to store passwords, making it easy to log in to a site or app the next time.
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However, if you’re like me and care too much about your privacy, you don’t want your login credentials to be stored on every browser and autofill service, regardless of whether you have a strong password that’s easy to remember or not. That’s because in the event of a security breach, an attacker can access all of your passwords by bypassing your master password.
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This guide will help you remove saved passwords and autofill data stored on your Android device.
