<ul><li>Django built-in session framework manages user data securely and efficiently.</li><li>Django users will be assigned a session ID that serves as a key for retrieving data stored on the server.</li><li>Django's middleware automates session management.</li><li>There are several options for saving session data, including database-backed, file-based, cache-backed, and signed cookie sessions.</li><li>Signed cookie sessions store session data directly on the client's browser rather than on the server side.</li><li>Django offers several settings to configure session behavior such as session expiration time and cookie security requirements.</li><li>To interact with sessions in Django views, use the request.session object, which behaves like a dictionary.</li><li>Avoid storing large amounts of data in sessions to prevent increasing server load and slow response times.</li><li>Periodically delete expired sessions and enable secure cookies, HttpOnly, and HTTPS settings to protect session data.</li><li>With proper configuration and secure practices, Django sessions can be leveraged to create efficient and personalized user experiences with robust security.</li></ul>

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