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 You may want to use API keys, passwords, or other sensitive information in your app, but you don't want them stored in your code. In this case, it's best to use Secrets. Secrets are stored encrypted (256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)) and are only decrypted when your app runs.
 
-Secrets are shared across all apps in your project.
+Secrets can be managed at both project and app levels. Project-level secrets are shared across all apps in your project, while app-level secrets are specific to an individual app. App secrets take precedence over project-wide secrets.
 
 Adding a secret will make the value available to your app as an environment variable.
 
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