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There are 2 SPI buses that can be defined

@brus
In my opinion, do a hardware fuse is not a good idea, because updating the programm would not be possible anymore.
But to have a password protection would be good.

Becuase when the devices are spread or installed. People could overwrite the firmware or the development using the uiflow webapplication, they just need to know the API number and thats easy to find when booting up and changing the menu.

if on Uiflow you must enter a password, this would also help to protect from overwriting the programm but you would be able to install an update.

Enabling firmware encryption on the ESP32, which is the microcontroller used in M5Stack devices, involves a few steps. Please note that the specifics may vary based on the development environment and tools you are using. Here are general steps you can follow using the Arduino IDE:

Install the ESP32 board support:

Open Arduino IDE.
Go to "File" -> "Preferences."
In the "Additional Boards Manager URLs" field, add the following URL: https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json
Click "OK" to close the preferences dialog.
Go to "Tools" -> "Board" -> "Boards Manager."
Search for "esp32" and install the "esp32" package.
Install the M5Stack library:

Go to "Sketch" -> "Include Library" -> "Manage Libraries."
Search for "M5Stack" and install the M5Stack library.
Update the M5Stack library to the latest version:

Open the "Library Manager" again and check if there are updates available for the M5Stack library. If yes, update to the latest version.
Enable Flash Encryption in the Arduino IDE:

Open your Arduino sketch. In the Arduino IDE, go to "Tools" -> "M5Stack" -> "Flash Mode" and select "QIO."
*Go to "Tools" -> "M5Stack" -> "Flash Frequency" and select "40MHz."
*Go to "Tools" -> "M5Stack" -> "Flash Size" and select "16MB."
*Finally, go to "Tools" -> "M5Stack" -> "Partition Scheme" and select "Default 4MB with spiffs (1.2MB APP/1.5MB SPIFFS)."
*Enable Flash Encryption in Code:

In your Arduino sketch, add the following line at the beginning, before the setup() function:

Preferences preferences; In the setup() function, add the following lines:

In the setup() function, add the following lines:

preferences.begin("yourAppName", false); preferences.putString("yourEncryptionKey", "your32ByteEncryptionKeyHere"); preferences.end(); // Rest of your setup code... }

Replace "yourAppName" with a unique name for your application, and replace "your32ByteEncryptionKeyHere" with a 32-byte encryption key.

Upload the code to your M5Stack device:

Connect your M5Stack device to your computer. Select the correct port and board in the Arduino IDE. Click the "Upload" button to upload the code to your M5Stack.

These steps should enable flash encryption for your M5Stack firmware. Keep in mind that once flash encryption is enabled, you need to provide the correct encryption key when uploading new firmware. Otherwise, the new firmware won't be written to the device.