Use “free” Google services so that any pseudo-governmental entity can get full access to your mails, backups, photos, contacts, location … but worry about stuff in device memory. Yes. A sane approach.
Google is one of the most security focused companies believe it or not.
If you chose to trust them. Here’s a dum-dum, kid. Enjoy your mama’s cookies.
Security and privacy are not the same thing. For that matter, neither is anonymity.
This sounds less like security
And more like a backdoor
Leaving your keys in memory is the weakness that could potentially let authorities into your phone. This could harm people. If your phone has rebooted, and you haven’t logged in yet, there are no keys in memory. That means your data is encrypted at rest.
For the sake of comparison, this was also implemented in iOS 18.
Thanks for the voice of sanity. There are so many people freaked out by basic security measures that it boggles the mind.
