If you’ve forgotten your Apple ID password, it’s often thought you must reset it to regain access. However, you can actually retrieve your password if it’s stored in iCloud Keychain or your browser. Here we show two effective methods to help you recover your Apple ID password without a reset.
Method 1: Retrieve from iCloud Keychain
Follow these steps to see if your password is stored in the iCloud Keychain:
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Scroll down and select Passwords.
- If Apple.com is listed, tap on it to view the password.
- Simply click on the password to reveal it.
Method 2: Check Browser Password Managers
If the first method didn’t work, check if your password is stored in your web browser:
Google Chrome
- Open Google Chrome and select the three-dot menu.
- Choose Password Manager from the menu.
- Find Apple.com and tap on it.
- To reveal the password, tap on the Eye Icon.
Firefox
- Open Firefox and select the menu button (three lines).
- Choose Passwords from the menu.
- Look for Apple.com and click to view the password.
Microsoft Edge
- Open Microsoft Edge and navigate to the menu (three lines).
- Select Settings, then your account.
- Tap on Passwords and find Apple.com.
- Click the Eye Icon to view your password.
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Final Insights on Apple ID Password Recovery
Retrieving your Apple ID password doesn’t necessarily require a reset. By using the methods outlined above, you can access your password through iCloud Keychain or various browser password managers. This approach not only saves time but also keeps your account settings intact.