Only if you want notifications while locked. I nuke all that stuff from orbit with notification-blocking/background-killing.
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Or if you want to support alternate unlock methods like the fingerprint scanner without them being an encryption weak link...
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Android's keystore is protected at rest. Enabling fingerprint unlock has to open up an easier route to making it available.
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It's possible to leverage the keystore for at-rest encryption. The weak point is the lack of convenient APIs to do any of this.
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It'd be nice if multi-user killed keys, but they had to start somewhere. At least there isn't a single encryption key anymore.
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