Achievement 2 @vectorshore Task : Basic Security on Steem

Before I start my task for achievement 2, I want to say a very big thanks to Steemit and its team. I have been on the platform for a month and half now, and I must say that I have learnt and also earned from the platform. Keep up the good works Steemit, and let's all continue to shine on.

Now to answer the questions for the task.

Question 1
Have you retrieved all your keys on steemit?

My Answer
Yes, I have. They have been saved in a safe place where only I can easily get access.

Question2
Do you know each of these key functions and restrictions?

My Answer
Yes, I do. I have gone through the help section, and I have understood the functions of each and every one of the keys.

Posting key: This key allows my account to post, comment, resteem, edit, vote, and follow or mute other accounts.

Active key: This key allows my account to perform sensitive tasks such as transferring funds, power up/down transactions, converting Steem Dollars, voting for witnesses, updating my profile details and avatar, as well as also placing a market order.

Owner key: This key is the most powerful key as it can change any key of my account. and only used to recover a compromised account. I can only use this key when necessary

Memo key: This key is used for encrypting and decrypting memos when transferring my funds.

Question 3
How do you plan to keep your master password?

My Answer
First, I made copies of them(master password inclusive) and saved them into different cloud storage platforms.

Question 4
Do you know how to transfer your steem token to another steem user account?

My Answer
Yes, I do. It's really easy to do.
First, I'll go to my wallet and click on my available steem.

From the dropdown menu, I'll click on "Transfer", put in the account of the other user as well as the amount of steem I want to send, and then I'll click on "Next".

Question 5
Do you know how to power up your STEEM?

My Answer
Yes, I do. It's easy as well.
First, I'll go to my wallet and click on my available steem.

From the dropdown menu, I'll click on "Power Up", then I'll put in the amount of steem I want to use to power up and then click on "Power Up". Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.

To the attention of @eberechi10 and @cryptokannon