How to turn off Strong Password Suggestions on iPhone

Same here, this is so freaking stupid. Apple, please fix your iOS.

Turn off your iCloud Password & Keychain

I couldn't figure it out. Chrome seems like a sane alternative. Seems to integrate seamlessly, and avoids Apple's enforced "brilliant ideas".

This is such an awful feature. It’s crippled me from getting my flight tickets setup. This is almost team android bad…

except this problem comes back when having to confirm passwords AND ERASE the created password in the previous FIELD.

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It’s the most useless feature. Suggests a flipping password I will never remember. What if I’m on a PC or a different device.

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I said PC. Windows computer. What if I'm on a shared device. It's a terrible idea. Yea, let me write on paper a 27 character password when i go weeks without needing to hand write anything.

If I disable autofill then it will disable all passwords . I don’t want to disable autofill passwords . I want to disable “strong password “ suggestion.

Every single time ? That is a lot of steps .

I agree I am only on here looking for a solution.

No one has an answer! The only answer says to turn off auto fill. I don't want that turned off. I want the auto strong password generator turned off,... NO ONE KNOWS THE ANSWER TO THAT

They only know how to turn off password auto fill and that is not what we are asking. We want to know how to turn off the auto STRONG password GENERATOR????

It’s horrible. Everytime I need to enter new password I have to sto.. I hate this so called feature

cb_mayhem wrote:

It is not working as intended.

Yes, that's what I said. Did you contact Apple as I recommended?

The issue is that as soon as you focus on the "confirm" new password texttfield, it will prompt you again and erase what you had entered in the new password textfield!!!!

Even if you specify both fields with "new password" textContentType as mentioned in documentation when dealing with these two types of fields.

No, I'm not seeing that.

Idris,

No one is doing anything wrong. There is a bug in the system, that needs fixing. As others have repeatedly stated, for the first password, you CAN dismiss the Apple suggestion of a Strong Password, and you CAN enter your own.

However, if you have to re-enter the new password again, Apple's software suggests you use a Strong Password again, and if you say "NO" and opt to enter in your own password, Apple's software erases the first password in full, meaning a user has only two options

1 - Use an Apple strong password, whether they want to or not, OR

2 - A user cannot join many services/websites on an iPhone/iPad, because of the problem.

Simply put, you can't just "swtich off auto-fill passwords" as that doesn't fix the underlying problem.

It's something Apple need to fix!!!