Apple calls its password manager iCloud Keychain and it does more than just store passwords. Here's how you can use Apple's password manager.

Password managers take the guesswork out of creating and storing strong passwords. Here's how to get started using one.

What's even better is that password managers can auto-fill login information on websites for you, so you don't even need to do any work after you've set up the password manager.

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Either kind of password manager can improve your security, but they each have advantages. Here's how you can decide.

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