Forgot Facebook, Instagram or other account password? So know how to recover without OTP

How to Recover Password: Nowadays people are using many websites apart from social media. In such cases, people use passwords to protect their accounts. But remembering this password has also become difficult now. If any password is forgotten, now there is an option for password recovery from every platform. But when the number or email given for recovery is closed, the problem increases.

Recover password in just one minute

No need to worry if the recovery number or email has also been stopped. With just one trick you can recover password of any of your accounts without needing any OTP. And the most important thing is that this entire process is absolutely free. You can recover any password with this Google-assisted process.

How to recover password?

- For this first go to phone settings

- Then Google option will appear, click on it

- Where you will find an option called Auto-Fill, click on it

- After this go to Autofill with Google option

- Here you can see all passwords saved by Google Password Manager

How does this feature work?

The reason behind this is that when you log into an account, you may have seen a pop-up on the phone asking you to save the password. In this Google option you see the same saved passwords. With the help of this option you can recover the password of any account. But if you have not saved your account password in Google Auto-Fill, then you will not be able to recover the password using this option.

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