I appreciate this sentiment but I think that requires a specialized document since it'd be focusing on general encryption and data protection tools.
My limited understanding of the Android ecosystem is also that the fragmentation makes it very difficult to have a comprehensive guide for Android, since what is applicable on device A may not be applicable for device B, whereas with iOS, "turn on these settings" is applicable across the entire ecosystem.
I think it's just the difficulty of having a comprehensive and simple reference document for Android, regardless of cost. The same regional difficulties even for specific device recommendations makes such a comparable document difficult, as not all phones are easily purchasable in all regions.
So it's definitely something that needs attention, but the low-cost-secure doc may be more difficult than it seems at first blush.
My limited understanding of the Android ecosystem is also that the fragmentation makes it very difficult to have a comprehensive guide for Android, since what is applicable on device A may not be applicable for device B, whereas with iOS, "turn on these settings" is applicable across the entire ecosystem.
I think it's just the difficulty of having a comprehensive and simple reference document for Android, regardless of cost. The same regional difficulties even for specific device recommendations makes such a comparable document difficult, as not all phones are easily purchasable in all regions.
So it's definitely something that needs attention, but the low-cost-secure doc may be more difficult than it seems at first blush.