hawk - ✔️ Secure, simple key-value storage for Android

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hawk - ✔️ Secure, simple key-value storage for Android

✔️ Secure, simple key-value storage for Android

https://github.com/orhanobut/hawk

Tags	hawk storage android key-value-store encryption security sharedpreferences preferences
Implementation	Java
License	Apache
Platform	OS-Independent

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