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Autofill on iPhone is a real-time saver. Whether you’re shopping online, booking a doctor’s appointment, or filling out forms, the autofill feature eliminates the hassle of having to type all the required information manually. But what if some of your details change and you need to update them? Well, here’s a straightforward guide detailing how you can configure or change autofill settings on your iPhone device.
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How to manage autofill for your contact information
Here’s how you can quickly edit your contact information, such as your address or phone number:
Open Settings on your iPhone.
Scroll down and tap on Safari.
Select Autofill.
Tap on My Info and choose your contact card.
Update your information in the Contacts app, and it will automatically reflect in your autofill settings.
How to manage autofill for your credit card information
Storing your credit card information on your iPhone can make online shopping a breeze. Here's how to add or update your credit card details:
Open Settings.
Go to Safari.
Tap on Autofill.
Select Saved Credit Cards.
Authenticate via Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode.
You can also add a new card by tapping Add Credit Card or update existing ones by selecting the card you want to edit.
How to autofill passwords on iPhone
Automatically filling out passwords saves time and reduces frustration related to manually typing long, complex passwords. Using autofill also allows you to forget your passwords, which is a nice bonus.
Here's how to start using the autofill feature for passwords on your iPhone:
Open Settings.
Tap the Apple ID banner.
Select iCloud.
Tap Passwords and Keychain.
Turn on the Sync this iPhone toggle switch and enter your Apple ID credentials if prompted.
Here’s how you can add new passwords or manage them on your iOS device:
Open Settings.
Scroll down to Passwords.
Use Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode to access your saved passwords.
Here, you can add new passwords or update existing ones.
Here’s an in-depth guide about managing your passwords on an iPhone.
Why could NordPass be a better option for managing your passwords and personal information?
While built-in options like the native iOS Passwords app provide basic functionalities, NordPass takes password and personal information management to a markedly higher level.
One of NordPass's standout features is its seamless synchronization, allowing users to access their passwords and personal information across multiple devices and platforms—be it Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS. This cross-compatibility is a significant advantage for users who operate within diverse technological ecosystems.
NordPass also goes beyond simple password management and offers a comprehensive suite of advanced tools designed to help individuals and businesses alike improve their digital security.
The Data Breach Scanner provides a way to check whether your sensitive data such as emails, passwords, or personal information, has been compromised in a breach. You can also set Breach Monitoring and receive real-time alerts in case your data appears in the breach.
Complementing the Data Breach Scanner, the Password Health feature can help you identify weak, old, and reused passwords, improving your passwords and overall security posture.
In addition, NordPass includes an Email Masking feature—a tool that generates fake, disposable email addresses that can be leveraged for online signups, making sure your real email remains a secret. This limits spam, and minimizes the risks of phishing.
In terms of support, NordPass offers 24/7 customer service, ensuring that help is available whenever it is needed. If you are already using NordPass, here’s a quick guide on enabling the NordPass autofill on iOS.
FAQ
How do I change the autofill address on my iPhone?
Open Settings. Select Safari, click Autofill, and choose My Info. Select your contact card. Update your address in the Contacts app, and it will automatically update your autofill settings.
How do I turn off autofill on my iPhone?
If you prefer not to use autofill, you can turn it off by going to Settings, selecting Safari, and taping Autofill. Toggle off the options for Use Contact Info and Credit Cards.