What is how to find apple id password without resetting it?

It's important to understand that Apple prioritizes security. Generally, if you've forgotten your Apple ID password, recovering it without resetting it is nearly impossible. Apple designs its system this way to protect your personal information from unauthorized access.

However, there are a few scenarios and checks you can perform before resorting to a password reset:

• Check iCloud Keychain (if enabled): If you've previously saved your Apple ID password in iCloud Keychain on a trusted device (like a Mac, iPhone, or iPad), it might be automatically filled in or easily accessible. Go to Settings -> Passwords (or System Preferences -> Passwords on Mac) and search for your Apple ID. Learn more about iCloud%20Keychain.

• Check Saved Passwords in Web Browsers: Some browsers, such as Chrome or Safari, may have saved your Apple ID password. Look in the browser's password manager settings. Learn more about Saved%20Passwords.

• Recently Changed Password? If you think you recently changed your password and can't recall the new one, take a moment to consider any possible variations or passwords you commonly use.

• Trusted Phone Number: Ensure your trusted phone number is up-to-date in your Apple ID account. This is crucial for both password resets and two-factor authentication. If you can't access your trusted phone number, password recovery can become more difficult.

Ultimately, if none of these options work, you'll need to reset your password. Apple provides a secure password reset process through:

• If you know your Apple ID and can access a trusted device or phone number: Follow the on-screen prompts on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac when attempting to sign in, and select "Forgot Apple ID or password?".

• If you don't have access to a trusted device or phone number: You may need to use account recovery, which can take several days to complete. Learn more about Account%20Recovery.