[kastelijn]

Cant find Sd card password / encryption android 10
Is this no longer supported under android 10? if yes why?

[mustang7757]

Which phone?
Mines under biometric and security

I'll leave a Link to register so you can communicate here as a guest account you can only post questions but can't reply

https://forums.androidcentral.com/sh...d.php?t=409154

[kastelijn]

Its a nokia 7 plus with android one (stock android)

[mustang7757]

Its a nokia 7 plus with android one (stock android)

Hi, welcome to AC!
Have you checked in settings under security or try type in setting search bar sd card encryption?

[kastelijn]

Checked everywhere .....nothing
Also if i password protect the sd card on another phone .... i dont get a password prompt

[mustang7757]

Checked everywhere .....nothing
Also if i password protect the sd card on another phone .... i dont get a password prompt

Might be a corrupt sd card

[kastelijn]

Might be a corrupt sd card

No its not corrupt..... the sd card is visible if its not password protected and the files accessible

[mustang7757]

No its not corrupt..... the sd card is visible if its not password protected and the files accessible

But you put a password and in other phone it doesn't ask for it ?

[mustang7757]

[Moved this to Nokia 7plus forum for specific traffic]

[kastelijn]

The sd card functions fine .... but there is no encrypt sd or password protect in the menu

[mustang7757]

The sd card functions fine .... but there is no encrypt sd or password protect in the menu

Let me see if I can find information for you

[kastelijn]

thanks for the help and quick response sofar

[mustang7757]

Check these 2 links if they help

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nokia7Plus/...ments_view_all


https://forum.xda-developers.com/nok...9-pie-t3932272

[Rukbat]

Android One isn't stock Android, it's stock (or modified) Android One, a cut-down version of Android for phones with lower specs. (I don't know why Nokia chose One for the phone, full Android will run fine on a Snapdragon 660 with 64GB of storage and 4GB of RAM.) One doesn't encrypt the SD card. (And no, you can't just flash stock Android to the phone - you'd need a Nokia 7 Plus version of stock Android - and that would be supplied by Nokia.)

[B. Diddy]

Android One isn't stock Android, it's stock (or modified) Android One, a cut-down version of Android for phones with lower specs. (I don't know why Nokia chose One for the phone, full Android will run fine on a Snapdragon 660 with 64GB of storage and 4GB of RAM.) One doesn't encrypt the SD card. (And no, you can't just flash stock Android to the phone - you'd need a Nokia 7 Plus version of stock Android - and that would be supplied by Nokia.)

You're not thinking of Android Go, are you? As far as I know, Android One is basically stock Android.

[Rukbat]

You are correct - I was thinking of Go. One is nearly stock.