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MisakixMikasa

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Aug 21, 2013
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Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Safari's password and auto fill feature is fantastic. It saved you all the trouble to fen enter user name and password all the time. However, there is a catch. When you enable this feature, it asks you to set passcode for the iDevices. This is to prevent other takes your iPad, unlock it and see your saved password. However, if you let your family member, friends use your iPad, you need unlock the devices for them. They take the device and they can easily go to settings, go to Safari and looking at all my saved password without reentering password!

iTunes and iTunes Store asked you renter password every 15 minutes, I do not know why this is any different. I really hope Apple fix this.

Solution is simple, when user tries go to Safari's setting and visit password and refill section, they need enter the password. Without the password iOS should refuse anyone looking that section.
 
On my iPhone and iPad if you goto auto fill in setting/safari you can see the list. If you click on any of them it ask for your pass code. It will ask everytime for me with no way around that.

That doesn't happen for you?
 
On my iPhone and iPad if you goto auto fill in setting/safari you can see the list. If you click on any of them it ask for your pass code. It will ask everytime for me with no way around that.

That doesn't happen for you?
Wasn't there a recent thread about this kind of thing (perhaps aimed more at Keychain) where most people said that they are asked for a passcode when trying to look as well?
 
Wasn't there a recent thread about this kind of thing (perhaps aimed more at Keychain) where most people said that they are asked for a passcode when trying to look as well?


I believe so. In that thread most said they were asked for a passcode I believe.
 
On my iPhone and iPad if you goto auto fill in setting/safari you can see the list. If you click on any of them it ask for your pass code. It will ask everytime for me with no way around that.

That doesn't happen for you?


Works this way for me.
If you are letting someone use your ipad, shouldn't you trust them not to do that?
 
Yeah I know. I was just questioning the OPs scenario.
Well, if you agree it should be the case no matter what, it doesn't seem like there's not much to question about any particular scenario as it should apply to all anyway.
 
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