[bob bagheri]

I'm sure this has been referenced somewhere but I cant find it. So will factory reset wipe all data or I need to take additional steps?

[conite]

I'm sure this has been referenced somewhere but I cant find it. So will factory reset wipe all data or I need to take additional steps?

Remove Google account first, and then reset.

[bob bagheri]

Thanks Conite but I already did reset. Didn't think ahead on this early enough...

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

Thanks Conite but I already did reset. Didn't think ahead on this early enough...

https://www.androidauthority.com/six...device-570971/

[bob bagheri]

Ok DDD thanks for the info

[RLeeSimon]

you could open and set up minimum and delete Google account to and factory reset again...

[randomguyx]

I'm about to sell my old Key1 used rarely and with 50 photos and I'm writing on this old post.
I did these steps:
-1 I deleted my photos and then from the bin.
-2 factory reset
-3 I installed some games
-4 Another factory reset
-5 Filled almost the space with 1080p recordings and 4K recordings
-6 factory reset
-7 two more factory reset

Probably was enough step 1, LOL.

Every >Android 6.0 is encryption key... so... can I rest assured?

thank you and I hope in a mini explanation

[Dunt Dunt Dunt]

I'm about to sell my old Key1 used rarely and with 50 photos and I'm writing on this old post.
I did these steps:
-1 I deleted my photos and then from the bin.
-2 factory reset
-3 I installed some games
-4 Another factory reset
-5 Filled almost the space with 1080p recordings and 4K recordings
-6 factory reset
-7 two more factory reset

Probably was enough step 1, LOL.

Every >Android 6.0 is encryption key... so... can I rest assured?

thank you and I hope in a mini explanation

Do a full backup
Remove SIM
Remove Factory Reset Protection from phone
Factory Rest is good enough when the phone was encrypted, as the data is just random bits without the key.


I have seen some suggest loading dummy data... if it makes you feel better go for it.

[Paul Reichert]

Dummy data to write over remanent bytes.

[randomguyx]

Do a full backup
Remove SIM
Remove Factory Reset Protection from phone
Factory Rest is good enough when the phone was encrypted, as the data is just random bits without the key.


I have seen some suggest loading dummy data... if it makes you feel better go for it.

keyone is encrypted from default by FBE, it's Oreo

correct @conite??

[conite]

keyone is encrypted from default by FBE, it's Oreo

correct @conite??

BlackBerry opted to continue using full-disk encryption.

Some felt that was still superior in Android 7 and 8.

Their version of full-disk encryption is complient with FIPS 140-2, and also protects your user files (pictures) and notifications.

[randomguyx]

BlackBerry opted to continue using full-disk encryption.

Some felt that was still superior in Android 7 and 8.

Their version of full-disk encryption is complient with FIPS 140-2, and also protects your user files (pictures) and notifications.

so after a factory reset the key is thrown away through FDE and then there is TRIM with the use of the telephone

can I sell it easily? I just want a confirmation, thanks

[conite]

so after a factory reset the key is thrown away through FDE and then there is TRIM with the use of the telephone

can I sell it easily? I just want a confirmation, thanks

Yes. You are perfectly good to go after a factory reset.