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SecureStore for sensitive data in React Native - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is SecureStore in React Native?
SecureStore is a library that safely stores sensitive data like passwords or tokens on a device using encrypted storage.
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beginner
How do you save data using SecureStore?
Use SecureStore.setItemAsync(key, value) to save data securely on the device.
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beginner
How do you retrieve data from SecureStore?
Use SecureStore.getItemAsync(key) to get the stored data back securely.
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intermediate
Why should you use SecureStore instead of AsyncStorage for sensitive data?
SecureStore encrypts data and protects it with device security, while AsyncStorage stores data unencrypted and is less safe for secrets.
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beginner
What happens if you try to get a key that does not exist in SecureStore?
SecureStore returns null if the key is not found, so always check for null before using the data.
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Which method saves data securely using SecureStore?
ASecureStore.getItemAsync(key)
BSecureStore.deleteItem(key)
CSecureStore.setItemAsync(key, value)
DSecureStore.loadData(key)
What does SecureStore return if a key is missing?
Aundefined
Bthrows error
Cempty string
Dnull
Why is SecureStore better than AsyncStorage for passwords?
AIt encrypts data
BIt is faster
CIt uses less memory
DIt supports more data types
Which SecureStore method retrieves stored data?
AgetItemAsync
BsetItemAsync
CremoveItemAsync
DfetchItem
What type of data is SecureStore designed to hold?
ALarge images
BSensitive small data like tokens
CApp configuration files
DUser interface layouts
Explain how to securely save and retrieve a user token using SecureStore in React Native.
Think about the methods to save and get data securely.
You got /4 concepts.
    Why is it important to use SecureStore for sensitive data instead of AsyncStorage?
    Consider what happens if someone accesses unencrypted data.
    You got /4 concepts.