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<h1>Saved credentials access</h1>
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<p>AutoConnect stores the established WiFi connection in the EEPROM of the ESP8266/ESP32 module and equips the class to access it from the sketch. You can read, write or erase the credentials using this class individually. It's <ahref="#autoconnectcredential"><strong>AutoConnectCredential</strong></a> class which provides the access method to the saved credentials in EEPROM.<supid="fnref:1"><aclass="footnote-ref"href="#fn:1"rel="footnote">1</a></sup></p>