<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Mobile devices contain sensitive data, highlighting the importance of secure storage in iOS apps.Apple offers the Keychain for securely storing sensitive information like passwords and tokens.The Keychain is encrypted and designed to safeguard secrets even if the device is compromised.Examples demonstrate how to save passwords and manipulate Keychain items for retrieval, update, or deletion.Pro Tip: Consider using wrappers like KeychainAccess for a more user-friendly API.For storing large files like PDFs or images, utilize the file system with secure practices.iOS offers file encryption options to secure files, allowing access only when the device is unlocked.For more advanced control, such as encrypting files before storage, employ encryption libraries like RNCryptor.Avoid hardcoding encryption keys in apps; store them securely, preferably in the Keychain.Different storage methods (Keychain, File Protection, Manual Encryption) cater to various data types with varying security levels.Implementing secure storage practices in Swift apps safeguards users, app reputation, and provides peace of mind.No excuses for insecure storage with straightforward tools provided by Apple for iOS app developers.Readers are encouraged to ask questions or share tips in the comments.