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My iPad says 35 passwords found in data leaks
(I had a screenshot of the logins linked here that are supposedly compromised but wasn't sure who saw my posting, so removed it)
I think the compromised logins I just received notice from my iPad t...
@seahag
The Settings > Passwords > Security Recommendations, when you have Detect Compromised Passwords enabled, is evaluating your iCloud Keychain passwords (typically from Safari's saved passwords). Most users would have iCloud Keychain enabled, as well as saving / auto-filling passwords in Safari.
If you have new passwords for sites in 1Password, you can / should delete the corresponding (likely old) passwords in iCloud Keychain (e.g. Settings > Passwords). With the settings above, this will delete the password on all your devices, if they are iCloud Keychain is enabled and your login to iCloud is active (sometimes your device will be disconnected, like after some update / upgrade, and you need to reconnect).
If you are using 1Password, you typically should disable Safari's auto-save / auto-filling of passwords in Settings > Passwords > AutoFill Passwords, disabling iCloud Keychain (and enabling 1Password). This way, there's no confusion about which pasword you are using, and you have only 1 place where you store credentials.
Does this help?
