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## Corresponding usage in Objective-C

The AESCrypt Objective-C class understands what you're talking about in your Ruby code. The purpose of the Ruby gem and Objective-C class is to have something that works out of the box across the server (Ruby) and client (Objective-C). However, a standard encryption technique is implemented, which ensures that you can handle the data with any AES compatible library available across the web. So, you're not locked-in.
The AESCrypt Objective-C class, available at https://github.com/Gurpartap/AESCrypt-ObjC, understands what you're talking about in your Ruby code. The purpose of the Ruby gem and Objective-C class is to have something that works out of the box across the server (Ruby) and client (Objective-C). However, a standard encryption technique is implemented, which ensures that you can handle the data with any AES compatible library available across the web. So, you're not locked-in.

Here's how you would use the AESCrypt Objective-C class:

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