Safe to store access token inside AsyncStorage?

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I am looking at storing a user access token within a React Native application. Initially I have been looking at Redux but instead I noticed that RN has AsyncStorage, now I am assuming that this in the case of IOS is the equivalent of NSUserDefaults. I may be wrong.

Would this be a good way to store the access token? I don't really want to go through the process of using Redux if I can help it for simple data storage.

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It's secure. Also, if i'm not mistaken (don't quote me on any of the following) you might be able to use this to give users the ability to log in to the same app/webapp on that device; or other devices. I also think you can share login details with other apps you've developed assuming these apps have the same domain in the bundle identifier.

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