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Wishing you all the best. My first achievement has been validated by @hasssanabid. The goal of this post is to finish the duty that @Cryptokannon and other steemit hierarchy have assigned to me.
@Cryptokannon has five questions about Steemit's security mechanism that I must address. Because all steemers, including newcomers, should be informed of the Steemit Security System.

Question 1 :

Have you retrieved all your keys on steemit?

Yes, I was to use steemit to retered all of my keys.All of my steemit private keys are saving in my mobile phone 📱 and on Google photos, and in my personal laptop.

Question 2:

Do you know each of these key functions and restrictions?

Yes. I know that....
STEEMIT account useing a different of keys and passwords, every of which is linking to a specifically account....
They have different key used different purpose

1: POSTING KEY

Posting keys are used our steemit accounts, we they used use the posting key. They used key users to the publish, remark, vote, and follow other purpose. And they other interesting users can be following and comment on their postings their STEEMIT.
The posting key will prohibit anyone from transferring money from your account, including assets from your wallet, or engaging in inter-bank transactions.

2: ACTIVE KEY

They are using for things like transfers and STEEM powering up and down, as shell as other monetary and wallet-related functions. After converting Steem Dollars, users can also transfer, trade the internal market, move and control cash, and vote for Witnesses.

3: OWNER KEY

It's an essential piece of information, aside from your master password. You have complete control over your steem account. Only utilise the owner key when it's absolutely necessary. It is the most powerful key because it can edit any account key, including the owner's. Using the Owner Key, you can transfer any funds in your account.

4: MEMO KEY

The Memo key is the only one that can be used for Private Messaging alone. When transferring funds, it is utilised to encrypt and decrypt memos.

5: PUBLIC KEY

Public keys are show that with account name and are used to valid messages.

Question 3:How do you plan to keep your master password?

Yes. I have saved written down the master password in my diary, along with a few more numbers and letters to keep it concealed, and I've put it in my Google Cloud, which I may reveal.