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Parse Server does not require the use of client-side keys. This includes the client key, JavaScript key, .NET key, and REST API key. The Application ID is sufficient to secure your app.
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However, you have the option to specify any of these four keys upon initialization. Upon doing so, Parse Server will enforce that any clients passing a key matches. The behavior is consistent with hosted Parse.
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## Read-Only masterKey
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Starting `parse-server` 2.6.5, it is possible to specify a `readOnlyMasterKey`. When using this key instead of the masterKey, the server will perform all `read` operations as if they were executing with the `masterKey` but will fail to execute any `write` operation.
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This key is expecially powerful when used with `parse-dashboard`. Please refer to [Parse Dashboard](https://github.com/parse-community/parse-dashboard/)'s documentation for more informations.
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