Phone storage encryption - tips, things to avoid, or general advice?

(Verizon HTC One M9, S-OFF, bootloader *** UNLOCKED ***, Software status: Official, TWRP recovery installed, Android version 5.0.2, HTC Sense version 7.0 Software number 1.33.605.15)

I'm anticipating a requirement in my near future to turn on "Phone storage encryption (Protect content on this phone with a password)" under Settings -> Security. When I did this under similar circumstances on my HTC One M7, it seemed to adversely affect the performance of the phone. I encountered a lot of random freezes at various points (after entering my unlock PIN, waking up the phone, switching apps, even occasionally during phone calls).

In fairness, I had a lot of stuff on internal storage on my old phone - pictures, audio, etc. - that I now store on my 32GB microSD card on the M9. Nonetheless, the prospect of encrypting my internal storage is intimidating, especially because it's apparently a one-way operation, and there's No Going Back if the phone performance starts to lag as the old phone's did.

Has anyone else experienced any similar troubles after turning on Phone storage encryption? Also, I'm not averse to moving off of the HTC stock ROM; I just haven't done it yet. Is there a particular ROM that seems to perform better -- or worse -- with encrypted internal storage?

Thanks.

In flight mode, how can I avoid that apps turn Wifi on

Hi,

When I turn flight mode ON, I really meaning, I don't want any radio working.

BUT there are a few apps that don't care that you are in fligtht mode and turn Wifi on automatically

Is there a way to avoid that?

JD Evora

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I was curious to know if as on MIUI rom you where able to kill all apps except some which you lock ?

Looked a bit everywhere in Lollipop but i haven't found it.

The same for clearing the memory.

Any help is highly appreciated.

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Has anyone tried - or considered trying - this? Seems like nvidia would make it foolproof... but just thought i'd see what people out there are thinking about this idea.

Thanks