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title: Android migriert Logins sicher zwischen Passwort-Managern
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### Android migriert Logins sicher zwischen Passwort-Managern

Ars Technica • September 10, 2026 at 2:41 PM ET

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Da längere und komplexere Passwörter zur Notwendigkeit geworden sind, ist es nahezu unmöglich geworden, all diese Zeichenketten aus Zahlen, Buchstaben und Sonderzeichen zu merken. Passwort-Manager können dieses Problem lösen, aber was passiert, wenn Sie zu einem anderen Login-Organisator wechseln möchten? Natürlich könnten Sie alle Ihre Logins manuell in eine neue App eingeben, aber jetzt kann Android das für Sie ohne diese mühsame Aufgabe erledigen.

Google hat den neuen Login-Transfer-Prozess so entwickelt, dass er vollständig auf Ihrem Telefon stattfindet, sodass Sie die entsprechenden Apps mit synchronisierten Anmeldeinformationen installiert haben müssen. Um den Transfer zu starten, müssen Sie die Importoption in der App finden, die Sie verwenden möchten. Die Position dieser Funktion kann variieren, aber in **Google Password Manager** (integriert in Android) befindet sie sich nahe dem oberen Rand unter dem Einstellungen-Tab.

Die Importoption in Google Password Manager wird an das neue Migrationssystem angeschlossen, während der Export weiterhin lediglich eine unverschlüsselte CSV-Datei mit Ihren Passwörtern erstellt, die in jede App importiert werden kann. Dies wird in anderen Apps ähnlich sein, daher stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie den Prozess in der App starten, die Sie verwenden möchten. Derzeit funktioniert dies in der Google-App, **1Password**, **Bitwarden** und **Dashlane**.

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