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> As long as you don't send it to Microsoft after re-enabling, Microsoft won't have it. Unless you have a Home edition of windows, in which case you have no co
by mhurron 11y ago
> As long as you don't send it to Microsoft after re-enabling, Microsoft won't have it.
Unless you have a Home edition of windows, in which case you have no control over it at all. In order to use device encryption you have to sign on with a Microsoft Account and Microsoft will have the key.
- cmurf 11y agoI'm pretty sure that key can be deleted/removed from the online account; of course it's already out of your control, so you're now in a position of trusting the completion of Microsoft's key deletion.