Now, you know that iTea&Coffee highly recommends that you set a Passcode Lock on your device.  Even better, try to use a 'non-simple' passcode - not just the 4-digit code, but something a bit longer and more complex.

However, if you choose to NOT set a Passcode Lock on your device, you need to be aware that you may be leaving the door open to someone accessing your account logins and passwords really, really easily.

Did you know that, depending on your Settingsfor your Safari app, your device may be saving away your logins and passwords for all the sites that you access when your are using Safari?

Why not check out if this is happening on your device.

Go to Settings -> Safari -> Passwords and AutoFill.

Is Names and Passwords switched to On (green) as it is in the leftmost image below?  

If it is ‘On’, touch on Saved Passwords to see the list of already saved website logins and password (example shown above right).  You will see that you can touch on any item in this list to view the password associated with the website!  (If you do have a passcode set, you will need to enter this before you will be able to view the password.)

There will be some websites (e.g. Banking websites) that will not allow your 'login credentials' to be saved in you list of Safari passwords - for example, my Commbank login details are not saved here.

Please, really need think about whether you want to Safari to be saving your Passwords.  
Turn the Names and Passwords setting to Off if you don't want these details saved or if you don't want to set a Passcode Lock on your device.  But if you do want to save these passwords here, please make sure you have a very strong Passcode for your device!

If you have details already in this list of saved passwords that you wish to now remove, you can delete some or all of them by Choosing Edit at top right of the list of websites, then touch each item in the list that you want to delete to ‘tick’ these items.  Then choose Delete at top left to remove the select items from the list.

Another important warning on this one!

Anyone who uses your iPad or iPhone to visit websites and log in with their on login/password details may be inadvertently saving their passwords to your device!  Same applies if you use someone else's device - you may be saving your private information to their device!  

Need further advice or assistance?

Contact iTea&Coffee on 1300 885 420 or email [email protected].

Have you enabled iCloud's 'Find my iPhone' feature?  If you want any chance of finding the phone if it is lost or stolen, then make sure it is turned on.  

I regularly need to use 'Find my iPhone' when it is 'lost' in my own home - for example, yesterday!  Where was it?  Under some papers on my desk!