HOW TO RETRIEVE ALL PASSWORDS LOGGED IN ON IPHONE

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Do you know you can now retrieve all your passwords logged in on your iPhone Incase you forgot any? 
Just follow this few steps below:
  1. Go to your iPhone settings 


  2. Scroll down till you find account and passwords.
  3. Click on it then click App & website passwords
  4. Verify your identity
  5. All passwords logged in on your iPhone will appear 



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