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Realme: Turn Autofill Service On or Off

If login forms on your Realme phone fill themselves in with saved passwords or addresses, Google's Autofill service is working in the background. This convenience feature also handles payment card details and personal data that are normally protected by fingerprint or face authentication. Turning it off stops apps and websites from pulling that stored information automatically.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Turn On/Off Autofill Service auf Realme

Autofill service on Realme phones is handled by the keyboard and input settings, not by an individual app. Once enabled, it scans input fields in browsers and apps and offers saved logins, addresses, or card numbers for one-tap entry.

This is convenient but also means sensitive data sits ready to be inserted anywhere a form appears, sometimes without a second biometric check. If you share your phone occasionally or want tighter control over which data gets suggested, disabling the service removes that automatic behavior entirely.

Where to find the setting

Go to Tap on SettingsTap on Additional settingsTap on Keyboard & input methodTap on Autofill service. From there, choose an autofill service to keep it active, or select None to turn the feature off completely.

Switching to None does not delete already saved passwords or addresses; it only stops the automatic suggestion popup. If you only want to manage individual saved entries instead of turning off autofill globally, check the password manager linked to the chosen autofill service instead of disabling it here.

Frequently asked questions

No. Selecting None under Autofill service only stops the suggestion popup. Saved logins remain stored in whichever password manager was linked before.