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I'm migrating a Cordova project that uses cordova-plugin-secure-storage to Capacitor, and I was wondering if this is different (more secure) than the built-in Capacitor Storage?
I'm not a Swift / Java developer but upon casual inspection of Capacitor Storage's source, it seems that on iOS it's not using Keychain and on Android it's not encrypting the values in SharedPreferences like your plugin seems to be doing.
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I'm migrating a Cordova project that uses cordova-plugin-secure-storage to Capacitor, and I was wondering if this is different (more secure) than the built-in Capacitor Storage?
I'm not a Swift / Java developer but upon casual inspection of Capacitor Storage's source, it seems that on iOS it's not using Keychain and on Android it's not encrypting the values in SharedPreferences like your plugin seems to be doing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: