You may be familiar with the built-in password manager in Google Chrome. The passwords for all of your Google accounts are also stored on your Android smartphone. Because they are saved in the cloud, Google Password Manager passwords are available from a variety of devices, including your Android phone. The password manager features a different user interface (UI) for Android and is backed by Google Play services, although having the same backend.
Android password autofill
Your credentials on your Android smartphone can be quickly accessed on several apps and websites if password autofill is enabled in your settings. You may choose your credentials and have Android’s autofill function fill in your information so you don’t have to manually input your passwords.
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Modifying Android’s password autofill settings
Whatever password-saving app you choose to use—whether it’s one made by Google or a third party—you can easily change the preferred password autofill app on your Android device in the settings. Here’s how to modify the Android device’s password autofill settings.
1. On your smartphone, access the settings menu.
2. Open the Passwords & Security tab by scrolling down.
3. Select Manage Passwords by tapping 
5. Select a service from the pop-up menu that you want to utilize.
The app will ask you if you want to automatically fill in passwords when logging into other apps after you choose a new service. It is crucial to remember that third-party programs for password storage don’t always work as intended and can have flaws. Google’s password-saving function could be useful to avoid these circumstances.
