The only way to Secure API Keys in Android!

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In this video, we will explore the challenges of securing API Keys in Android projects, showcasing the only way you can secure it from all types of attacks.
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[@wilkq1110]

Actually I was looking for it and I got film "30 sec ago ", Thank you in advance

[@omarredani5580]

Thank you Younes, for my side I store the API in Firestore and use App Check to restrict calls to within the app. When retrieving the value from Firebase, it is automatically decrypted and then encrypted using Keystore, but I'm still getting some issue with the App Check could you please make a video about it, and how we implement it properly.

[@CharfaouiYounes]

Inshallah Sure

[@owenthompson8397]

I prefer to use the NDK to store and retrieve API Keys. It better to not use "The only way" in your KZbin title.

[@meetb26]

local properties not secure. this approach has 5% secure.