View Stored Passwords in Safari on an iPhone 5 can be handled directly on a current iPhone, although some menu names have changed since older iOS versions. The steps below focus on the current interface and note important differences where they matter.
Steps to use the current setting
- Open the Passwords app on a current iPhone.
- Authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
- Select an account or website to view its saved sign-in information.
Older iOS versions stored this list inside Settings under Passwords or Safari-related settings. On current software, Apple provides the dedicated Passwords app, so the older iPhone 5 path is no longer the best instruction.
What to know
These instructions are written for current iPhone software rather than preserving an outdated model-specific path. If your device runs an older iOS release, the same feature may appear one level higher in Settings or use slightly different wording.
The Passwords app can also help identify accounts, passkeys, Wi-Fi credentials, and security recommendations supported by your software version. Authentication is required before sensitive credential details are displayed.
If the feature is unavailable, confirm the iPhone is running the newest software it supports. Some controls also depend on the installed app version, carrier, region, or iPhone hardware, so an option shown on one device may legitimately be absent on another.