| [img]//t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSCpBQEyaZrAx6FhDROQ5uZkQmCxGCcGl8D2AFOsinJZSVltn05oclihn73d8WYvhxP0b IECMk[/img] Ars Technica | Why are so few Android phones encrypted, and should you encrypt yours? Ars Technica On Monday, experts speaking to The Wall Street Journal about the ongoing smartphone encryption debate estimated that roughly "10 percent of the world's 1.4 billion Android phones were encrypted," compared to 95 percent of all iPhones. For iPhones, that ... We know your Android phone isn't encrypted, so here's how you encrypt it in a few easy steps |
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