Passwords in Keychain
I loaded my son Apple ID on my old ipad after erasing/resetting it. Now my passwords show up on his account.. Help please
iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi
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As described by Lobsterghost1, the iPad was not properly prepared/erased of all locally stored data before signing-in with your Son’s AppleID.
If your Passwords (saved in your Keychain) new appear on the iPad, be aware that all of your iCloud data (such as Contacts, Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Keychain/Passwords etc.) will very likely have been merged with your Son’s AppleID account. There is no “undo” function to reverse the merge; the only way to resolve an unintended merge is to manually remove each and every corresponding entry from your Son’s account.
As such, unless you first manually expunge merged data from your Son’s AppleID account, simply starting again with an erase and setup of the iPad may not resolve your issue.
Before ever giving away an iPad to somebody else, it is essential that the iPad is properly wiped of all data - before the new User has opportunity to sign-in or setup the iPad.
What to do before you sell, give away, or trade in your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
