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Wisdom Ekpotu
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Mar 27, 2024 â‹… 10 min read

Understanding security in React Native applications

Wisdom Ekpotu Wisdom Ekpotu is a software engineer and technical writer based in Nigeria. He is passionate about web technologies, open source, and building communities.

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One Reply to "Understanding security in React Native applications"

  1. Hello Wisdom, this is a nice article on react native app security. I have one question for SSL pinning key security.
    So, we do SSL pinning using public hash key. How to secure that hash key in iOS native and android native?

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