No, just that it was originally under specified. It supports some encryption (i.e. the type it can't tell is there anyway.) It doesn't support one of the common

No, just that it was originally under specified. It supports some encryption (i.e. the type it can't tell is there anyway.) It doesn't support one of the common ways of doing home directory encryption. So the article is definitely true, just more accurate with that update included. That also isn't the crux of the article's point anyway.