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Data Protection on iOS 4 with Core Data
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Data Protection on iOS 4 with Core Data


  • Subject: Data Protection on iOS 4 with Core Data
  • From: Andrew <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2010 18:04:29 +1200

Hi All,

So I have an OS 4 application that uses a core data store and I would like to use the new Data Protection stuff to make sure that when the user sets up their iPhone with a pass code, the core data store is correctly encrypted.

Do I have to do anything to do this, or is it taken care of for me?  There doesn't seem to be anything I can find relating to the core data API that 'turns on' the file level encryption, and various apple documents seem to be implying that having set a pass code everything just works.

To be clear, I am attempting to ensure that if a third party obtains the iPhone and mounts its hard drive on their computer, the core data store will still be as inaccessible to them as possible.


Thanks for any help.


- Andrew Bush
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