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Hello all dear friends.
May everything always be in the protection of the Creator and always successful.

Well, on this occasion, come back with me in the Hive Learners group about my post to complete the verification stage 02.

13 days ago I completed the verification procedure stage 01, then 5 days ago I read the post of senior @saifuddin73 with the title "Post Verification to Stage 02", and last night I was called by the account @kronias whose account name is @alkhalidi92 yet to do verification procedure stage 02. For that, today's post is to carry out the verification procedure to stage 02.

After finishing this post 13 hours ago, then 2 hours ago I had a comment from @prayzz which was very educational and became the reason for how proud and happy I am to be able to join the Hive Learners community, because here we are guided and directed to become members of the community who good and obey the rules. @prayzz suggested me to edit this post by including some answers to the questions that have been suggested in the comments of this post.

Alright, I will try to improve this post in accordance with the provisions that apply in the Hive Learners community.

In Platform Hive we know that the security key is divided into 4 parts, namely:
1. Master Key;
2. Active Lock;
3. Post Lock; and
4. Memo Lock.
All these buttons have their respective functions.

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And to explain the use and function of the security key, then I will answer some of the questions below, hopefully it will be useful:

**1. How much do you know about Hive security locks?**
**Answer:** 
The hive security key is a key that becomes the life of a hive account. Without a security key, of course, we cannot function our account on the Hive platform. Because when logging into an account the security key is the second thing that is asked after we enter the user account.

**2. Do you have sufficient ideas about the importance of these keys?**
**Answer:** 
Given how important these keys are, of course we should not arbitrarily disseminate the code of the key. However, it is mandatory for us to store these keys in a safe place so that they cannot be misused or taken by others.

**3. Do you know how to find the Hive security key?**
**Answer:** 
To find out how to find the Hive key, we must first log into the Hive platform with our account. Then press the round part that displays our photo image. Next select the words "wallet" and press on that section, it will display several posts. Then we select and click on the words "Keys & Permissions" to see some of these keys.

**4. What is the function/permission of each button and explain?**
**Answer:**
Here's a brief explanation:
a. The master key is the key that is used to change other keys and is capable of recovering the account in case of a problem;
b. The active key functions for the transfer and exchange of tokens;
c. The post key is the key used to create posts, comment on other people's posts and share them; and
d. The memo key is a very rarely used key, it is used to encrypt and decrypt private messages sent through the hive.

**5. What actions have you taken to keep your keys safe?**
**Answer:**
 The action taken to keep my keys safe is that I store them in a safe place and easy to find when needed. In addition, I think it also needs to be stored in several places such as Google Drive, Flashdisk, Harddisk, Email and various other places.

This is all I can explain about using every key available on the Hive platform, sorry if I did the verification stage 02 a bit late. Hopefully this post can be a reference for verifying the @alkhalidi92 account towards stage2, and useful for other beginners like me.

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<center>Regards,
@alkhalidi92</center>
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