Thanks for the heads up.Only downside I can think of
A recovery code is a 28-character code that you can use to recover encrypted data in case all your devices are not available due to being lost, stolen, or damaged.
A recovery code cannot be viewed again after being generated, and Samsung does not store recovery codes. When the recovery code is generated, it must be recorded and stored in a secure space.
If both the device that provides the Enhanced data protection feature and the recovery code are lost, there is no way to access the encrypted data.![]()
I've not enabled it but yes it has me thinking the same thing you can do another backup for a code on the latest. I will test it sometime in the next few days just to see if in actionThanks for the heads up.
So is the recovery code generated before or after the backup? I would have thought after but I have no idea if you could possibly help with that?
Also, should you screw up with the recovery code but you haven't lost your device I understand that you won't be able to restore your encrypted backup, but you could then do another backup?
Sorry if these seem obviously stupid questions but I'm elderly with a number of health issues and I'm not in a good space this evening to fully figure things out.
GoodThanks for the further heads up.
Will be testing it myself once I finish getting my phone reset up (again!) Doesn't look too bad and thanks again![]()