Wipe data on wrong password inputs

Question

I've found several obsolete answers, but this question about situation nowadays:

what's the most robust solution to have the device (android v4.2-based) protected?

1. Turn on device encryption (there is only built-in storage, no SD-cards)
2. Set up password

But it's all makes not much sense without wiping the data after 10 (or so) wrong password inputs (like iOS does).

So any solutions to wipe after brute-force attempts nowadays?

UPD:

I've found there is a method in the api setMaximumFailedPasswordsForWipe() but is there a User Interface that calls that method?

UPD 2:

Hm, I'm surprised that people don't care of security much, hmmm. That's curious

Answer 1

You might want to take a look at Autowipe for that:

Use Autowipe to automatically and PERMANENTLY WIPE your internal and external data by doing a factory reset. Enterprise and business users should find this useful! This is meant to be used in case your device gets stolen, misplaced, or lost.

Automatically wipes for: failed passwords to unlock screen, SMS password received, subscriber ID changed (SIM card). Use the new integrated test mode to test all these cases. Locks the screen while wiping.

The app does not require root, according to its Playstore description.

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