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Windows
Mac
iOS
Android

Windows

1. Click Start > Control Panel > User Accounts > Credential Manager.

• Note: If 'View by' is set to Category, click User Accounts first, and then click Credential Manager.

3.  Then click Remove from Vault or Remove (depending upon which version of Windows you are running).



4. Repeat step 3 for any additional sets of credentials

Mac

1) Open the Mac Keychain. Click Finder > Go > Utilities > Keychain Access.



2) In Keychain Access, select the Passwords category on the left to review the list of sites and services for which you've saved a password.



3) Right-click the service you want to edit/remove, then left-click Delete. It might take a double tap to activate the right-click.

iPad/iPhone

This only includes passwords saved in Safari, the default Internet browser. iOS 12 help can be found here.

1. Open the ‘Settings’ menu
2. Click on ‘Safari’ then under general, click on ‘Passwords & AutoFill’
3. Click on ‘Saved Passwords’
4. If your device has a passcode, you will need to enter it
5. A list of saved accounts will be displayed. Click on ‘Edit’
6. Click on the account you want to delete the saved password for. You can select multiple accounts by placing a tick next to each account.
7. Click ‘Delete’ in the top left
8. Click the ‘Delete’ button to confirm
9. The password will now be removed

Android

1. Launch your Browser, usually Chrome.
2. Open the Menu and select Settings.
3. Select Privacy
4. Select Clear Browsing Data.
5. Check Clear saved passwords and Clear autofill data, and then choose Clear.