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The encryption key doesn’t have to be per-user. If your data is stored in a 3rd party database its common to just use one secret key (which only your app has a
by arduinomancer 6y ago
The encryption key doesn’t have to be per-user.
If your data is stored in a 3rd party database its common to just use one secret key (which only your app has access to) for all the data to prevent the 3rd party from reading it.