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If you open the keychain app on a Mac you can clearly see the existence of multiple keychains and one explicitly labeled iCloud iCloud only stores passwords wh
by thejazzman 2y ago
If you open the keychain app on a Mac you can clearly see the existence of multiple keychains and one explicitly labeled iCloud
iCloud only stores passwords when you're logged into iCloud. Logout and you're local only.
Would it be nice to have no configuration and customization? Sure. People have felt that way for as long as I can remember.
- lapcat 2y ago> If you open the keychain app on a Mac I've been using the Keychain app on the Mac for 20 years. > you can clearly see the existence of multiple keychains and one explicitly labeled iCloud There's no "iCloud" keychain if you don't use iCloud Keychain. There is a "Local Items" keychain. Let me emphasize LOCAL in the name. Unfortunately, what happens when iCloud Keychain is enabled (silently, without consent in my case), "Local Items" becomes "iCloud". macOS stores a lot of things in the Local Items keychain, including Safari web form passwords, which is why mine got silently uploaded to iCloud.