It will erase the encryption keys that were in the secure element. The encrypted data will be useless.
It's secure.
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Just use the back door in the secure element..😱😁
Oh! That's right. You don't work for the government..😂🤣
If you think there's a backdoor in the secure element then there is no such thing as secure. In this context I of course mean it's as secure as it possibly can be.
Signed, a GrapheneOS user who trusts nothing closed source.
Well that's my point. The name is a misrepresentation. At best it should be called a Limited Security Element. Or a commercial security element. Not a Secure Element. Because it's not.
There's no such thing as closed source security. Just commercial security, private security or open source security..😐
Thank you this is sufficient for my purposes