Hello everyone! I hope you're all doing well and enjoying life. Today, I’m excited to share my Achievement 2 post, which focuses on the basics of security on Steemit. In this achievement, we’ll be learning how to properly use our keys and ensure the safety of our accounts.

Now let me answer the question which is asked in the Achievement.

Question 1:

Have you retrieved all your keys on Steemit?

Answer:

Yes, I have retrieved all my keys, and they are saved in a PDF file for safekeeping.

Question 2:

Do you know each of these key functions and restrictions?

Answer:

Yes, I am familiar with the function and restrictions of each key. Let me explain them:

Posting Key:

The posting key is used for creating posts, commenting on other posts, following or unfollowing users, and resteeming content. It is limited to social actions on the platform.

Active Key:

The active key is used for financial transactions, such as powering up or powering down your account, transferring funds to another Steemit account, and withdrawing funds.

Owner Key:

The owner key is the most critical key. It allows you to change all other keys and serves as a recovery key for your Steemit account. This key must be kept extremely secure.

Memo Key:

The memo key is used for encrypting and decrypting messages when transferring funds to other accounts. It ensures that sensitive information remains private.

Question 3:

How do you plan to keep your master password?

Answer:

I have implemented multiple strategies to secure my master password:
I have saved all my keys in my Google Drive.
I have taken a printed copy and stored it safely.
I have also saved the keys in my SSD and on a USB drive for backup.

Here’s an improved and polished version of your answers:

Question 1:
Have you retrieved all your keys on Steemit?
Answer:
Yes, I have retrieved all my keys, and they are saved in a PDF file for safekeeping.

Question 2:
Do you know each of these key functions and restrictions?
Answer:
Yes, I am familiar with the function and restrictions of each key. Let me explain them:

Posting Key:
The posting key is used for creating posts, commenting on other posts, following or unfollowing users, and resteeming content. It is limited to social actions on the platform.

Active Key:
The active key is used for financial transactions, such as powering up or powering down your account, transferring funds to another Steemit account, and withdrawing funds.

Owner Key:
The owner key is the most critical key. It allows you to change all other keys and serves as a recovery key for your Steemit account. This key must be kept extremely secure.

Memo Key:
The memo key is used for encrypting and decrypting messages when transferring funds to other accounts. It ensures that sensitive information remains private.

Question 3:
How do you plan to keep your master password?
Answer:
I have implemented multiple strategies to secure my master password:

I have saved all my keys in my Google Drive.
I have taken a printed copy and stored it safely.
I have also saved the keys in my SSD and on a USB drive for backup.

Question 4:

Do you know how to transfer your STEEM tokens to another Steemit user account?
##Answer:
Yes, I know how to transfer STEEM tokens. Here’s the process:

after then you need to click on drop-down bottom there you will see the transfer fund option

after that write the user name where you want to transfer funds also write the amount of funds which you want to transfer

and then click on nest apply your active key and your fund will transfer successfully.

Question 5

Do you know how to power up your STEEM?

Answer:

Yes, I know how to power up STEEM. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Open your Steemit wallet.
Click on the drop-down menu in your wallet.
Select the "Power Up" option.
Enter the amount of STEEM you want to power up.
Confirm the transaction using your active key.

then click on power up write the amount you want to power up and the click on power up button and apply your active key..