Apple gives you powerful tools to protect user data in your iOS app. The Keychain is the only safe place to store passwords, tokens, and secrets. Never put them in files or user defaults.
You can add Face ID or Touch ID for easy and secure logins. Use CryptoKit to encrypt sensitive information. Set App Transport Security to force safe network connections. These steps keep your app and users safe from attackers.
Following Apple's best practices builds trust and helps you pass security reviews. Always think about data protection from the start.
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