how i can encryption my phone? is this possible
my phone rooted+xposed installed. ?
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I just ran through the process of installing the boot.img to disabled encryption and wanted to verify that this worked.
Is there a menu or something I can tell that the encryption is disabled?
Also is there a way to disable the OTA update notification, it wants to install Lollipop when I already have it installed...
thomas.owns said:
I just ran through the process of installing the boot.img to disabled encryption and wanted to verify that this worked.
Is there a menu or something I can tell that the encryption is disabled?
Also is there a way to disable the OTA update notification, it wants to install Lollipop when I already have it installed...
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Your first question is asked/answered about a dozen times in the encryption thread.
If you aren't on LRX210 then your device isn't up to date and should be notifying you of the OTA.
akellar said:
Your first question is asked/answered about a dozen times in the encryption thread.
If you aren't on LRX210 then your device isn't up to date and should be notifying you of the OTA.
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Alright, fair enough.
I disabled encryption but do I need to update first on stock before disabling it?
thomas.owns said:
Alright, fair enough.
I disabled encryption but do I need to update first on stock before disabling it?
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If you go to settings, security and touch encryption it will ask if you want to encrypt the phone. If you don't update first you may need to decrypt again.
Hello guys
I need a help about decrypt my Moto x , I have encrypted my phone a month ago to keep it secure but now it has got annoying for me to unlock my device at ever reboot. I want to decrypt my encrypted device without losing all my data. Please friends if you have any knowledge about please Help.......
Thank you friends in advance......
Sorry but it's not possible. You have to backup what you can and then wipe data. This is the only way to turn off device encryption.
Can you encrypt a phone without losing all your data?
super65man said:
Can you encrypt a phone without losing all your data?
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AFAIK, you can encrypt without losing data, but you can't decrypt.
I have the same problem with my motolla and i do not what to do ? please can anyone help me!
Hello everyone
I have now finally been able to root my beautiful Sony Xperia Z3 Compact. The bootloader is still locked. I did downgrade the Firmware in order to root the phone. Afterwards I made a backup of the DRM Keys via TA Backup. Additionally I updated the Firmware to 23.0.1.A.5.77. As the bootloader is still locked I did not install any kind of custom ROM and I am yet not planning to do so. The Sony ROM will probably do a good job. (My old phone is a Sony Xperia P which is now running with Root Sony's ROM since 3 years at least)
I am running on KitKat 4.4 and also not planning to change. I have a 64GB SD card in my phone as well.
Now my question:
Can I still use the encryption function or will this interfere or make problems because I have root (Bootloop)?
I am not planning to encrypt the SD card because I do not need encryption on the SD card but encryption for the Android System would be nice.
Thanks for your help guys :good:
Best wishes,
Dicey
No idea guys? Did no one ever try this before?
dicey said:
No idea guys? Did no one ever try this before?
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I'd like to know this as well.
I tried this today. Left it encrypting and when I came back it said encryption had been interrupted and it then did a factory reset, after which I was unable to enter custom recovery.. As I had chosen to encrypt the SD I was left with an empty SD card too.
Somehow I kept root so I was able to install XZDualRecovery again and then restore from nandroid backup.
There's a thread on androidforums where Samsung owners have reported success with temporarily disabling SuperSU while running the encryption.
luuuis said:
There's a thread on androidforums where Samsung owners have reported success with temporarily disabling SuperSU while running the encryption.
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Anyone tried this method or found another way to achieve root + encryption? It's the only thing keeping me from rooting again.
So this is almost the best phone in existence, except for one thing. It cannot be encrypted using the normal procedure. Choosing the encryption option simply restarts the phone. I have tried unrooting my phone then encrypting, I had the same issue. This same issue happened with MoFo'ed images before we had bootloader unlock. We got around it by loading an unrooted image, setting it up enough to encrypt the phone, then reloading the rooted image with MoFo root. Does anyone know if this could work again? Does anyone know if their is a way to "side encrypt" the phone by connecting it to a computer? I am currently running CM 12.1 with the newest update. Thanks for the help!
Hi, I have a Mi5 and I'm not happy with the state of Global ROM so I'm thinking of switching ROMs
I also want Root access but I heard that rooting would require disabling Encryption. IF I can help it, I don't want to disable device encryption. What can I do to give root access to my apps that need it and remove preinstalled bloat but also keep it secure in case it gets lost or stolen?
I like encryption but I don't know if that helps with security if bootloader is unlocked.
I'll be honest. Bit it gets lost or stolen your encryption doesn't mean anything. It is easy to bypass all locks. So they would just unlock the device.
Encryption only really matters if your sending data over the Internet.