An app I rarely see be suggested is DroidFS, but I think it deserves more credit

All of us know what Veracrypt is, and DroidFSworks just like Veracrypt for Android devices.

Furthermore the safe can be stored inside the app's private space, so even if a malicious app with read permissions happens to be on the phone, it cannot access DroidFS' private space, unless it's so sophisticated by doing a privilege escalation, get root access and obtain the database, which it'll be still AES-encrypted.

I am using it to store my password manager's database. I've always …

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