Hey everyone! I'm a university student in Japan, and I'm working on a project to create a mobile-friendly web viewer app for our university since the current website isn't very user-friendly on phones. I'm using C++ with Visual Studio, along with Qt Creator and Android Studio to develop this app. I've run into a problem trying to implement a feature that saves the user's ID and password for the university's website, similar to what browsers like Chrome do. Unfortunately, the university website doesn't support this natively, making it tricky to create this functionality from scratch. I've attempted to make a pop-up prompt that asks users if they want to save their login info after logging in, but it doesn't seem to be working properly. Can anyone guide me on how I can securely store the ID and password within the app without using a database? Thanks for your help!
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You might want to check your local storage options for Android. I'd recommend looking into the documentation about app-specific storage or shared preferences. Encrypting the data will enhance security compared to storing it in plain text. It's always good to keep security in mind when handling user credentials!
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