. in i have been locked out of several accounts and want to disable or turn off keychain. I live in Costa Rica and my bank here requires to change my password every month. How can I turn off / disable my keychain ? I am very disillusioned with Apple products at the present time, Thank goodness I did not turn the touch id and password feature on fir my Iphone 7.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, iOS 11.1
Open safari and its preferences , click on passwords enter your admin password select the websites you don't want to delete and click on remove button , you can uncheck the box of auto fill user names and passwords so that future paaswords will be never filled up in the keychain access .
See this article macOS Sierra: Manage passwords using keychains
And open system preferences > icloud > uncheck the box of keychain , read the screen shot .
Hi,
Open the Keychain Access app located in HD > Applications > Utilities then select Passwords on the left.
Then type in the name of the website in the search field top right corner of that window.
Then right or control click that keychain then click Delete.
"live in Costa Rica and my bank here requires to change my password every month."
It's not Apple's fault that your bank requires your password be changed on a monthly basis. Passwords and keychains are the users responsibllity.
Apple provides a support page devoted just for using Keychian Access > Welcome to Keychain Access on Mac - Apple Support
As annoying and controversial as those typical 30 day password change requirements are, the best way to cope with it is to use iCloud Keychain. It will offer to create random passwords and sync them across all your devices, so you never have to remember them (or worse yet, write them down).
To me, disabling Keychain is the wrong way to deal with that nonsense.
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