Android 9 pie see if device is encrypted I am trying to figure out if my Android (Pie) is encrypted.

Per Is there a way for a user to tell if their Android device is encrypted or not?, it says my phone will be reported as phone encrypted.

However, when I go Settings --> Lock screen &amp; security --> Encryption &amp; credentials, here is what I can see:


  


One can see that:


My SD card is encrypted
Credential protection: Hardware-backed


I see no mention of phone encrypted.

Does this mean my phone's contents (not my SD card) is actually encrypted?



My Phone Specifics


LG-G710VM (aka LG G7 ThinQ for Verizon)
Android 9 (Pie)
Secure start-up is enabled




**2/24/2020 Edit**

In an answer below, @beeshyams suggested verifying encryption by following the answer to this question: How can I find out if my device uses FBE or FDE?

Using Termux I ran getprop ro.crypto.type.

It output: block, which means my device uses Full Disk Encryption.
All devices that run Android 5 and beyond (out of the box) are encrypted. That's probably why you don't see a separate status for device encryption as you see for Ext.SD.
Encryption can be Full-Disk Encryption (FDE)  or File-Based Encryption (FBE). The device is encrypted on first boot using default encryption and once the user sets up lock screen mechanism , that is used for encryption. Relevant extracts


FDE was introduced in Android 4.4 and is supported till Android 9.

Android 7.0 and higher supports file-based encryption (FBE).

For devices running Android 7.0–8.1, file-based encryption can't be used together with adoptable storage.

Devices running Android 9 and higher can use adoptable storage and file-based encryption




For new devices running Android 10 and higher, file-based encryption is required.



Your device being Android 9 with secure start up, it's most likely FBE. You can verify ro.crypto.type on Terminal Emulator and it would show file ( See How can I find out if my device uses FBE or FDE?)