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Ever had users abuse your free trial by uninstalling and reinstalling your app? This video walks through a practical solution using native device storage to identify users even after they've uninstalled your application. I cover how to use the Despia Native package with Lovable to tap into iCloud key-value storage and Android app backups, complete with biometric authentication through Face ID. This is a hands-on tutorial that addresses the common security concerns Lovable might raise and explains why this approach is actually secure. We'll look at the actual code, discuss what data should and shouldn't be stored, and explore how these native storage mechanisms work across device changes and app reinstalls. 📚 CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction - The User Fraud Problem 0:27 Understanding the Free Trial Abuse Issue 1:27 Solution: Native Storage Vault 1:57 Installing Despia Native NPM Package 2:25 Implementation Code Walkthrough 3:03 Biometric Lock Feature (Face ID) 3:24 Retrieving Identity Data 3:29 Storage Persistence Across Uninstalls 3:39 Cross-Device Sync Capabilities 4:14 Setting Up Multiple Storage Keys 5:28 Important Context for Lovable Users 6:34 Why This Approach Is Front-End Safe 7:00 Detailed Code Implementation 10:26 Testing with Live Demo 13:48 Addressing Security Concerns 16:22 How the Native Layer Actually Works 17:11 Handling Lovable's Security Warnings 18:08 NPM Package Security Verification 19:19 Best Practices for Data Storage 19:46 What Data Should Go in Storage Vault 20:07 Preventing User Fraud with Face ID 🔎 RESOURCES NPM Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/despia-native Documentation: https://lovable.despia.com/default-guide/native-features/storage-vault Despia Native: https://despia.com Lovable: https://lovable.dev
