i updated knox patch to get securefolder working but now it whines about data being encrypted
Wipe data.
V0latyle said:
Wipe data.
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no other option? wipe data last thing i would do
Win_7 said:
no other option? wipe data last thing i would do
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You cannot decrypt data without wiping the device. It's an Android security function.
V0latyle said:
You cannot decrypt data without wiping the device. It's an Android security function.
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i have wiped it before what causes it to become encrypted again?
Win_7 said:
i have wiped it before what causes it to become encrypted again?
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Samsung has encryption enabled by default in their vendor
In order to disable it, you have to manually do it with a multidisabler that works for your device.
ShaDisNX255 said:
Samsung has encryption enabled by default in their vendor
In order to disable it, you have to manually do it with a multidisabler that works for your device.
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thanks now i know what those packs are for
its so you dont have to wipe data when changing rom and etc
now i know what to do every time i reinstall rom
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Hi all,
i have using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2364980
Only my sim pin is accepted and my security pin he dont know.
What can i do?
Kind regards,
Jan
jan.lohman said:
Hi all,
i have using http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2364980
Only my sim pin is accepted and my security pin he dont know.
What can i do?
Kind regards,
Jan
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Last resort is going to custom recovery and wipe user data/cache, which is like a factory reset, you'll loose all data and app.
TNCS said:
Last resort is going to custom recovery and wipe user data/cache, which is like a factory reset, you'll loose all data and app.
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Before you do that, install Titanium backup and backup all user app's and data. Saves a lot of trouble to reinstall all apps with their settings
jake3317 said:
Before you do that, install Titanium backup and backup all user app's and data. Saves a lot of trouble to reinstall all apps with their settings
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He won't be able to use the phone with out his security code, you know. :-/
I just finished rooted my Verizon G4 (which by the way doesn't wipe any data and took less than 15 minutes). What I'd love to have is Xposed though, is there any update on either Xposed without TWRP, or getting TWRP on our Verizon G4's?
I just want to confirm -- it doesn't wipe any of your internal/sd card data?
iamjerry123 said:
I just want to confirm -- it doesn't wipe any of your internal/sd card data?
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As I said in parentheses, no it does not wipe any data.
geoff5093 said:
As I said in parentheses, no it does not wipe any data.
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Yeah, but does it wipe data?
spotmark said:
Yeah, but does it wipe data?
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No all my apps and settings were there after flashing the rooted tar. Root stays after a factory data reset too.
Where is this root, of which you speak?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/orig-development/root-tmo-vzw-intl-variants-soon-root-lg-t3164765
Can I unencrypt my Moto G5 coz it's automatically encrypted?
aaronboy205 said:
Can I unencrypt my Moto G5 coz it's automatically encrypted?
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Only by formatting your data and wiping the phone (factory reset)
TheFixItMan said:
Only by formatting your data and wiping the phone (factory reset)
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I have tried that. I had chat with someone who worked for Motorola and they said that on Android 6.0 u can disable it but on Android 7.0 u can't ?
aaronboy205 said:
I have tried that. I had chat with someone who worked for Motorola and they said that on Android 6.0 u can disable it but on Android 7.0 u can't ?
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Requires twrp
Go into custom recovery
Wipe
Advance wipe
Format data
TheFixItMan said:
Requires twrp
Go into custom recovery
Wipe
Advance wipe
Format data
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Oh okay I'll try that then. Thanks
i tried format data and flash the SuperSU sr5 but it not work.
weigeloveu said:
i tried format data and flash the SuperSU sr5 but it not work.
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Try formatting data to f2fs and then back to ext4 in twrp, that might do it
Skinpipe said:
Try formatting data to f2fs and then back to ext4 in twrp, that might do it
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thanks，but the question is if no way to prevent oos encrypt, it will be encrypted again when reboot to system.:crying:
Here
forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/disable-dm-verity-force-encryption-op3t-t3688748
skymera said:
Here
forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/disable-dm-verity-force-encryption-op3t-t3688748
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Nice 1 didn't know this existed
This works for me and also removes the red warning during booting.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/disable-dm-verity-force-encryption-op3t-t3688748
Is it disabled in order for it to work or can it be re-enable after?
You can flash twrp without disabling encryption. If you were having any problems with decryption later you could format data and have it working again. Backup your stuff before flashing if you're unsure.
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You can flash twrp without disabling encryption. If you were having any problems with decryption later you could format data and have it working again. Backup your stuff before flashing if you're unsure.
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Thank you so much for the clarification. I was under the impression it would be gone completely.