To clarify further, it can be read if you connect your device using USBĮdit: For a technical understanding, see the excellent answer here How does Marshmallow encryption work technically? So, it would be not possible to read the card on your PC, by mounting it via card reader on your PC as you propose to do. Reasons for full disk encryption differences between Nexus & SamsungĮncrypted card cannot be read without the device as on the first question linked Samsung implements proprietary encryption as evident from the question and also this See How does Samsung implement SD card encryption? Whether OEMs implement it with additional security features is not known and surely won't be shared on public domainĮdit: Answering OPs query in comments and edit to question However, if your device is rooted, you can try the method suggested here How to decrypt Adopted Storage?įull Disk Encryption details different encryption modes on Android Marshmallow. SD card cannot be read on PC independent the device. So, for all practical purposes encrypted ext. You can read more on this at adoptable-storage tag and it's wiki has questions to answer the common concerns. Once it is encrypted, it can only be read through USB and cannot be read independently by using a card reader to mount on your PC. SD is treated as a part of the phone and when you encrypt the phone, the ext. Portable Storage : In this the entire memory of the ext.SD card is available for use, if it is not encrypted (natively) and you can mount it on your PC to read/ transfer contentsĪdoptable-storage: In this the ext.
Marshmallow has two ways to treat the external SD card :
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