This sample app demonstrates the difference between using Google Tink for encrypted preferences and traditional Shared Preferences in Android.
The app showcases how developers can enhance data security in Android applications by implementing Encrypted Preferences using Google Tink. It illustrates the vulnerabilities in Shared Preferences and the robustness of Encrypted Preferences in safeguarding sensitive user data.
- Shared Preferences: Illustrates the standard use of Shared Preferences for data storage in Android apps.
- Google Tink Integration: Demonstrates the integration of Google Tink for encrypted preferences, emphasizing enhanced data protection.
- Provides a simple implementation of Shared Preferences for data storage.
- Displays how Shared Preferences work and their limitations regarding data security.
- Implements Google Tink for encrypted preferences to showcase heightened data security.
- Highlights the process of setting up and utilizing Google Tink to secure sensitive information.
- Android Studio Giraffe
- Android SDK
- Clone this repository.
- Open the project in Android Studio.
- Run the app on an emulator or physical device.
- See the Device Explorer shared_pref folder.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.