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For what it's worth, Android no longer supports full-device encryption, it encrypts filesystem subtrees. For a single-user phone, there's not much of a differen
by yencabulator 3y ago
For what it's worth, Android no longer supports full-device encryption, it encrypts filesystem subtrees. For a single-user phone, there's not much of a difference; your "user files" key is obtained from the hardware secret store when you type your PIN.