Why You Should Remove Saved Credit Card Information
Storing credit card information in your browser, while convenient, can pose significant security risks. This information is vulnerable to cyberattacks, potentially leading to financial loss and identity theft.
Regularly removing your credit card details and disabling autofill features enhances your online security. This proactive step is crucial for safeguarding your financial data and protecting your privacy.
Step-by-Step How to Delete Credit Card Info
1. Ensure You're Logged In: Verify you're logged into your browser. Your profile icon (initial or photo) is usually in the top-right corner.
2. Access Payment Methods: Click on your profile icon, then select the credit card icon or 'Payment methods'.
3. Delete Saved Cards: Locate and delete any stored credit card details from the displayed list.
4. Disable Autofill: Navigate to 'Autofill and passwords' on the left-hand side. Disable 'Save and fill payment methods' and 'Allow sites to check if you have payment methods saved' using the toggles.
“Protecting your credit card information is paramount. A few simple steps can significantly enhance your online security.
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