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I have a completely unfounded and probably silly belief that hackers are more likely to break into the security protections on my browser than 1Password. So I don’t store anything in something that

Passwords, credit card completion and secure notes are all things I use in macOS and iOS, and they cover all my devices, regardless of where I create them, but I assume they won’t work with non

On iPadOS 18.2, Apple’s Passwords app does not automatically handle credit card info. You can turn on Credit Cards in the iPadOS Settings app > Apps > Safari > Autofill You enter card info in

I am on iPadOS and iOS 18.2, with the new Passwords app. The following article says that 1PW lets you create custom fields for each entry, but that Apple Passwords app can't import those custom fields

I have used password managers to store all kinds of info like frequent flyer info for planes, hotels and retailers. Also auto VINS, family personal info, serial numbers of expensive belongings, like a

Ahhhh. Thank you for bringing that up. Cross platform. I had not used Keychain in the past, but Password peaked my interest. I used to travel for work and so wanted to travel with a password manager

I recently got access to Passwords with iOS 18. I’m only on macOS 10.15.7 on my Mac. Am I understands Bayswater correctly, or just being hopeful? Can Keychain/Password generate a password. If so,

Yes, it has secure notes, and fills in your credit card info and you can keep track of serial numbers and all kinds of info. It’s nicely cross-platform so everything syncs among all your devices.

Bev in TX You can add notes in Apple’s password manager. I’ve never used it, but I would expect that one great advantage of 1PW is that it’s available on non-Apple devices.

Thank you, Madelaine, that found it! As I understand it, 1PW includes secure notes and the like, whereas the PW app from Apple just does what it says on the tin. Keith

Is there any advantage to 1password, or other password managers, over the Keychain/Password apps in macOS/iOS? ?I come across the occasional site that doesn’t work well with it to create the

Tap on your profile name in the top left corner. Choose settings on the popup menu. Choose security. You can adjust the frequency of that confirmation there. Madeline

Thank you, Gijzette, but I can't find that option on an iPad.? As I said, I can find it in MacOS, but not under iOS. Yes, and I'm one of them, Brent.? I have very smooth finger tips, comes from a

And I am the opposite. I prefer to manually enter my passwords, don’t mind not using biometrics, and had Face ID fail often, early on in my introduction. Not to mention that some people have problem

Inside 1Password app. Under Settings > Security > Confirm my account password > click on where it says 14 days and you can change to 30 days or even never. ~~ [email protected]> wrote:

Has anyone found a work-around for 1PW demanding manual entry of your password every 14 days on an iPad, please? (in between I use touch ID). On the Mac there's an option to extend the period between

It’s an APFS problem. Here is the fix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke9KTwV4TcE Unfortunately you are going to need to use the Terminal to do it. But it’s now at all hard.

Thank you very much for your suggestion. The external drive was not connected when I tried to upgrade. I will contact OWC and give you a follow up! Jacques Fauchon

Any idea how to "unmangle"?

I suspect that your wife has a Dutch keyboard [soft, not physical] jnstallled as an alternate and emoji are mangled. Julian Thomas