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by franga2000
207 days ago
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Any modern Android is encrypted at rest, but if your phone is taken after first unlock, they get access to the plaintext storage. That's the attack vector. A passphrase can be long, not just a short numeric PIN. It can be different from the phone unlock one. It could even be different for different chats. |
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