These are synced to other Apple devices you’ve enabled Keychain on.Īccording to Apple, iCloud Keychain stores:
It fills them in automatically while using Safari, and stores other types of sensitive personal information for you. It’s easy to use, and makes it simple to create safe, complex passwords. It’s conveniently built into every Mac, iPhone, and iPad. ICloud Keychain is Apple’s password manager. I’d become accustomed to using them with LastPass, and there have been times I really missed them. That’s a pretty significant restriction, and not something everyone will be willing to do.īesides being locked into the Apple ecosystem, the service lacks features that have become expected in a password manager. I also had to make a decision to switch to Safari as my primary (well, only) web browser. All of my devices have the Apple logo on them, but if you have a Windows computer or Android device in your life, it won’t work there, and for a password manager to be effective, it needs to work on every device you use. It’s safe and secure, but limited in some areas. It remembers all of my passwords, makes them available on all of my devices, and fills them in automatically. I wanted to discover for myself whether Apple’s solution was up to the task, and I’m surprised at how well it has met my needs. Before that, I used LastPass and loved it. I’ve been using it to manage my passwords for the last few years. Everyone needs a password manager, and Apple installs iCloud Keychain on every computer and mobile device they sell. That’s too many to remember, and I shouldn’t keep a list in my desk drawer or just use the same one for every website. That’s good because I’ve got a lot-over 200 right now. Apple wants to help me remember my passwords.
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