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ZTE Blade A35e: How to View Saved Passwords in Google Password Manager

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Accessing Saved Passwords on ZTE Blade A35e

  • 📱 Begin by opening the Settings app on your ZTE Blade A35e.
  • ⚙️ Scroll down and select Passwords and Accounts.

Using Google Password Manager

  • 🔑 Tap the gear icon next to Google to access its settings.
  • 🔒 Choose Google Password Manager to see your saved login credentials.
  • 👁️ Select the specific password you wish to view.
  • 🔓 Enter your screen lock (PIN, pattern, or password) for verification.
  • ✨ Click the eye icon to make the password visible.
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