to make it short: all of this should be possible with more or less work. Porting existing tools should be the fastest way to get convenient results. Encrypting the whole filesystem will be a lot of work, in my opinion.
BR, Aubrey Lo Yuk Fai wrote: > Some questions... Android currently seems to have a well-designed > security framework (?) which limit what apps can or cannot do, which > is good considering the improved connectivity, and the vast personal > and business information storable on today's mobile phones. > > On the other hand, (IMHO) there seem to be something missing at the > moment. For example: > > - File/Filesystem encryption for both onboard flash and external > storage > - Remote administration (setup, backup, wipe; centrally-managed and/or > individually managed and/or mobile network managed) > - Wipe user data upon ? failed unlock attempts > > My question is, is the Android system as a whole capabable to > accomodate these functions? If it's not currently supported. Is there > any plan to advance the development at these fronts, so they'll be > available, or can be implemented, say in the 2.0 release? > > Cheers! > >
