dm-crypt and eCryptfs are both features tightly integrated inside of the Linux kernel, that encrypt data at rest. Both have been upstream in the Linux kernel since at least 2006, and are heavily used by consumers and enterprises. The approach each takes, though, is quite different. dm-crypt provides "block" level encryption. With dm-crypt, the

How to Encrypt Your Data with dm-crypt | Linode Dec 18, 2018 Removing encryption from recovery - Android Enthusiasts Wiping the data partition simply removes the filesystem header at the beginning of the partition. It doesn't work because on many versions of Android, the LUKS/dm-crypt header is at the end of the filesystem. – Naftuli Kay Sep 5 '16 at 19:59 How does Android filesystem encryption work? - Information

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Dec 18, 2018 Removing encryption from recovery - Android Enthusiasts Wiping the data partition simply removes the filesystem header at the beginning of the partition. It doesn't work because on many versions of Android, the LUKS/dm-crypt header is at the end of the filesystem. – Naftuli Kay Sep 5 '16 at 19:59 How does Android filesystem encryption work? - Information Android uses dm-crypt for disk encryption, and it is available since Android 3. And as you would know dm-crypt works at block device layer. So storage like YAFFS which works directly at nand flash chip level would not allow you to encrypt. But all other storage (which can be read block by block) can be encrypted. How Android Encryption Works | JoyofAndroid.com