it doesn't make it safe to take your data through an airport
it doesn't make it safe to take your data through an airport
Kgr8 thx.
Aunsure if windows gated that feature
JI tried the TPM just thing and it got my configuration from having to enter my password once to twice so success ig
Ait also does pin + tpm
K...
Kperfect
Amaybe its pro only tho check it out
Abut bitlocker is not easy to bypass
JFor me the only reason I really care about encryption is if I have to RMA a drive my data isn't on it in plain form
Pdomestic travel is probably ok in most places
JIf someone cares enough to physically steal my entire hardware I got other problems
Ka 16 character password with upper, lower, numbers and special characters takes a lifetime to bruteforce
Plike they need to do that
Pthey have problem solving money
Huse it on a cryptobro with all of their life savings in coins, call that high ROI
Pyou have problem solving free operating system anyone can download online
Kmaby there is a backdoor for bitlocker 
Kthey will call bill
JPlenty
P^
Ponly.. heaps
JI mean the backup key automatically syncs to OneDrive
JIt doesn't take much effort
JIts not really an anti NSA measure or anything
Kand luks is opensource, so no known backdoor
but the feds might studied decryption :P
but the feds might studied decryption :P
Kfor luks
JIt just means theft is slightly less worrisome
Pno known backdoor doesn't mean they don't have resources to find and not disclose flaws
Pwhich has been shown to be the case time and time again
Kokay.... I guess nothing is 100% secure
but still... I'll encrypt
but still... I'll encrypt
Kso the fcker that steals my sht has to wipe at least
Knormal human being
Pyou might as well just travel with an iphone if that's all you care about
Kwith graphene OS
Pdo not use that
JDifferent threat models and all that but with even a simple passphrase chances are the data just gets wiped if stolen
Hthey'd wipe anyway, nobody's going to look at your vacation photos
Hor whatever you keep on your computer
Kgood!
but the feds ...
but the feds ...
JLol
Pif you're worried about the feds you are asking way below their paygrade chief
Kis it a crime, to not give encryption keys to feds, if they have a search warrant?
Pyes
Pthey can find you guilty for witholding information under duress
Hliterally nobody cares about you in particular unless you're some fuckin julian assange
JI think in general the performance cost is low enough that at minimal TPM encryption at least helps with RMA or recycling scenarios
K" I fOrGoT tHe KeY"
JSo you don't have data lying around in plain form
Vwhy? any decent modern android is also encripted
