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Realtime Database security rules in Firebase - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the main purpose of Realtime Database security rules in Firebase?
They control who can read or write data in the database, protecting data from unauthorized access.
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beginner
How do you specify read and write permissions in Realtime Database security rules?
Using the read and write properties inside rules, set to true or false or expressions that evaluate to boolean.
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beginner
What does auth != null mean in a security rule?
It means the user must be signed in (authenticated) to pass the rule and access the data.
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intermediate
Why is it important to test your Realtime Database security rules?
To make sure only authorized users can access or change data, preventing data leaks or unwanted changes.
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beginner
What happens if no security rules are set in Realtime Database?
By default, the database is locked and no one can read or write data until rules allow it.
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In Firebase Realtime Database rules, what does auth != null check?
AUser is signed in
BUser is an admin
CUser has read permission
DUser is offline
Which property controls write access in Realtime Database security rules?
Aaccess
Bread
Cwrite
Dupdate
What is the default access level if no rules are set in Firebase Realtime Database?
AFull public access
BWrite-only access
CRead-only access
DNo access for anyone
How can you allow only the owner of a data node to write to it?
AAllow write only on weekends
BCheck if <code>auth.uid</code> matches the data owner ID
CUse <code>read: true</code> instead
DSet <code>write: true</code> globally
Why should you avoid setting read and write to true for all users?
AIt exposes your data to anyone, risking security
BIt makes the database slower
CIt costs more money
DIt disables authentication
Explain how Firebase Realtime Database security rules control access to data.
Think about who can read or write data and how rules check user identity.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe a simple rule that allows only signed-in users to read and write their own data.
    Use auth.uid and data path matching in rules.
    You got /3 concepts.