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Use HTTPS + this is a non-issue, as the entire conversation is encrypted, so you can put any data (sensitive or not) can be embedded in URLs.<br />
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If you're trying to keep people from reusing URL data, then pin data to a specific visit by session or cookie.
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Use HTTPS + this is a non-issue, as the entire conversation is encrypted, so you can put any data (sensitive or not) can be embedded in URLs.

If you're trying to keep people from reusing URL data, then pin data to a specific visit by session or cookie.

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Many thanks David for replying to my question.<br><br>So just to confirm, there are no issues with placing the data on the URL as long as https is used (which it is) and there is no way anyone is able to view that data?<br><br>Regards
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Many thanks David for replying to my question.

So just to confirm, there are no issues with placing the data on the URL as long as https is used (which it is) and there is no way anyone is able to view that data?

Regards

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Hi,<br><br>I am trying to use a GET but as I have some parameters (sensitive) I need to also send a body so that it is not visible in the URL, is this possible?<br><br>Any help is appreciated.
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Hi,
I am trying to use a GET but as I have some parameters (sensitive) I need to also send a body so that it is not visible in the URL, is this possible?
Any help is appreciated.

Using Alamo Fire for a GET with a body

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