FP and Samsung Knox

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Welcome to the forum! What is the reason for this requirement? Is it to have secure boot and a secure compute environment on the phone? In that case Fairphone uses something similar; TrustZone (if I’m not mistaken).

https://www.howtogeek.com/387934/your-smartphone-has-a-special-security-chip.-heres-how-it-works/

However, I’m not really 100% sure if this is functioning well enough. An app I use for work (Entrust) says my FP4 is not compliant with encryption standards. FP hasn’t been able to clarify why this is.

FIPS 140-2 (security) support missing

The Fairphone 4 has a Qualcomm chip. That SoC’s security module (TEE?) should be capable of FIPS 140-2. An app I need to use for work complains that my Fairphone is not FIPS 140-2 compliant. The app still works fine. But it’s strange that the #fp4 doesn’t support this standard. Fairphone support said a few months ago they would come back with an answer about this issue. I bumped the issue in their support system, hopefully they have an answer soon. [Screenshot_20211209-081627]

For a definite answer it’s best to contactsupport. Maybe you can poke them too about that FIPS-140 issue