Also, don’t just update the password on the compromised website but also other platforms where you use the same password. If you see any compromised passwords, we suggest you rush to update them to safeguard your personal data. Google will either tell you that your passwords are safe or notify you about a possible breach, as applicable.
Now choose the ‘Safety Check’ option and tap on the ‘Check Now’ button to check whether your Chrome is up to date, safe browsing is on, and whether your saved passwords have appeared in a data breach or not. From the drop-down menu, select Settings. Open Google Chrome on your Android device and tap on the three-dots menu button at the top-right. It provides a ‘Change Password’ shortcut for you to quickly update your login credentials and prevent hackers from accessing your account. At the top of the Passwords page, enable the Offer to Save Passwords option. In the Autofill section on the right, click Passwords. On the Settings page, in the left sidebar, click Autofill. Each entry includes the website name, your username, and an obscured password. On the Passwords screen, you’ll see a section labeled Saved Passwords. On the Settings screen, scroll down to the Autofill section and click Passwords. In the menu that appears, click Settings. 
From the three-dots menu, select Settings. In the upper-right corner of any window, click the three vertical dots.
On the next screen, Google Chrome shows you the website and password that was found in a data breach. In Chrome’s top-right corner, click the three dots. Note: If you have passwords that have not been breached but are not strong enough, Google will warn you about a “Weak Password” and prompt you to change it immediately.
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