I should've clarified... I was imagining attack scenarios like a search warrant. i.e. the attackers finding your device in a powered off state. In the case of v

I should've clarified... I was imagining attack scenarios like a search warrant. i.e. the attackers finding your device in a powered off state. In the case of veracrypt, its reasonable to assume that your memory is the only thing holding the keys to the castle. Whereas in the case of android phones you are 100% at the mercy of whoever designed the security coprocessor.