My goal is to introduce you to this specific feature so you know about it and you have the option to enable it if you want to. I’m not here to convince you one way or the other though. Most people are either really pro-encryption or they are against it.
Then Tap on the ‘Encrypt SD Card’ Button at the Bottom. Scroll Down and Tap on the ‘Encrypt SD Card’ Option. Scroll Down and Tap on the ‘Lock Screen and Security’ Option. If you’re using the SD card from a reputable company like Samsung or SanDisk then you’re most likely okay in the performance department. A lot of people choose to skimp out when it comes to SD cards because it is mainly used for music and videos that can easily be synced again and replaced. It all depends on the quality of the SD card that you’re using. This isn’t to say that if you encrypted the data on your SD card then file transfers will slow to a crawl. Samsung most likely did not enable this feature by default because of performance benchmarks. However, the data on your SD card(assuming you use one) is not encrypted by default. 
Now, the internal storage of your Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge is automatically encrypted so there’s no need to worry about. No matter which side of the fence you stand on about the Apple debate, you probably want to keep your personal data as secure as possible. Apple and the FBI have made waves across the technology industry with their recent encryption issue and for good reason too.
Security is becoming a big topic of conversation as of late.
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