The main point is that I am worried that if I use NSUSerDefaults, the user may see them and edit them and then the app will not function properly. IDEA 4 If NSUserDefaults supports this, then maybe locking the NSUserDefaults so that the end user can only view them but not edit them. Option 1: In your Settings app Open your devices Settings app. IDEA 3 Store the settings on a server and get the app to pull them down for the user every time they use the app. I could just store an array of strings in keychain for my app settings. IDEA 2 Use Keychain - it can store strings right? And it can't be accessed or edited by anyone. If for some reason your touch screen is not working, you can try turning it on manually. IDEA 1 Add a JSON file to the app NSBundle and then edit/save that JSON file every time you want to load/change the app settings. A touch screen is a great option that allows you to use your finger instead of a mouse to navigate a laptops operating system.If your laptop or Chromebook has a touch screen, its enabled and turned on by default. I was wandering if anyone could give me some advice on how I can go about saving app settings (these are NONE secure settings, no passwords, just simple things like ints and strings). This OS was made available to iPod touch. You don't even need to jailbreak an iOS device to gain access to them. iPhone OS 2 was the first release to have the App Store, allowing developers to create third-party apps for the iPhone. But from what I understand anyone can view and edit them with a simple XML editor. Currently I am using NSUseDefaults to save and retrieve these settings and it works fine.
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