Perhaps we need the following feature:
Before entering the airport you set your device to auto-wipe after x hours.
Once you are sitting in the airplane and flying, you cancel the scheduled automatic wipe.
Perhaps we need the following feature:
Before entering the airport you set your device to auto-wipe after x hours.
Once you are sitting in the airplane and flying, you cancel the scheduled automatic wipe.
A GrapheneOS is most likely completely secure in BFU state [1]. So just switch the phone off or reboot it and don't enter your PIN. It is very unlikely that law enforcement is able to decrypt the phone and it does not put you in murky legal terrain, because even an auto-wipe is intentional (IANAL).
[1] This is in contrast to many other Android phones outside Pixel and Samsung flagships, because they are too cheap to add a secure element, which iPhone has had since 2013 and Google Pixel since 2018.
Nothing is completely secure. Your data is less likely to be accessed if your device wipes it.
> even an auto-wipe is intentional (IANAL)
It's also something that's very hard to prove.