From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   Chris Green  wrote:   
   > Andy Burns  wrote:   
   > > Chris Green wrote:   
   > >   
   > > > If it's in my hands I can simply take it apart and access the memory.   
   > > > It's only the same as accessing a disk drive on an 'ordinary' computer.   
   > > If the eMMC/UFS chip has internal encryption?   
   > >   
   > Is that common?  If so then you're right, although files stored on an   
   > SD card probably won't be.   
      
     Whose talking about "an SD card"? Most newer devices can't even have   
   one. And *if* a device has one, 1) it probably is an extension of   
   Internal Storage and hard to impossible to recover when removed or 2) if   
   external storage, should not contain sensitive data.   
      
     Trust us, modern smartphones are quite safe, if properly (screen)   
   locked, including automatic lock by theft-protection.   
      
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