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Can a custom recovery work with an encrypted ROM?
As Flashing files/updates has to do with ROM, you’ll be allowed to do it. When it comes to Nandroid backup, you can do it too, but the chunk of encrypted data will backed up in that form which can’t be restored using Titanium Backup. Yes, you could do Nandroid restore flawlessly.
Can you use inbuilt encryption tool in TWRP?
So to answer to your questions: yes you can use the inbuilt encryption-tool with no issue and yes again: TWRP will ask for the code everytime you boot into recovery which is the goal to encrypt the phone. without this code all the files are accessible from the file manager in TWRP. how to root op3T? Click to expand…
Is it possible to decrypt a ROM without a password?
No, TWRP cannot decrypt the rom without the password every time you access it. Click to expand… I have no issue at all with backup and restore, now if you don’t enter the password this a entirely different matter. Do bear in mind that you’ll need the password to access the encrypted backup though.
Is there a custom recovery for honeycomb phone?
Yes, custom recovery works with encrypted honeycomb device. The built-in encryption doesn’t touch ROM & firmware at all. It just encrypts accounts, settings, downloaded apps & their data etc. which can be located on phone memory, internal SD or external SD.
Why is encryption no longer present after factory reset?
The built-in encryption doesn’t touch ROM & firmware at all. It just encrypts accounts, settings, downloaded apps & their data etc. which can be located on phone memory, internal SD or external SD. That’s why encryption is no longer present after factory reset because there’s no encrypted data available.
Which is the best custom recovery for Android?
Backups of partitions in TAR or raw Image format. Restore backups from internal storage, external SD storage or OTG devices. Custom Firmware installation. Partition wiping. File deletion. Terminal access. ADB Root Shell. Theme Support. Possible decryption support depending on the device.