I have encrypted my SD card. If I put it in my laptop, will I be able to see the pictures saved on the SD card?
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There you have to decrypt the SD card. Otherwise, it doesn’t make sense if it’s encrypted, and someone is wasting your SD card and he could still grab your pictures.
This means, despite the encryption, you can’t see the pictures?
No. As for you first have to decrypt it, or enter password depending on how the SD card was encrypted/protected. So you can grab the pictures. Otherwise, it doesn’t make sense to be able to grasp whether it was encrypted.
Of course not. That’s why you encode them so you can’t read them out
No, it wouldn’t make sense to encrypt.
If you decrypt the card on the laptop, yes, otherwise the content will not appear.
Have encrypted the sd card with my phone
Without the key 🔑, you can’t decrypt it
This is the meaning of the thing