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It doesn't if I don't give it permission to, but if you're concerned about it encrypt /tmp also or symlink it to ~/tmp (provided you're the only user). Neverth
by sp4rki 16y ago
It doesn't if I don't give it permission to, but if you're concerned about it encrypt /tmp also or symlink it to ~/tmp (provided you're the only user).
Nevertheless, I do understand that you have different requirements, but in the case someone really values the option of having his entire boot volume encrypted, the one time only price tag of PGP is a moot point and shouldn't be a deterrent. In fact, I'm now tempted to buy PGP's whole disk encryption thank you very much. In any case, I think it's generally overkill, but if you really needed, who am I to stand in your way! :)
http://www.pgp.com/products/wholediskencryption/index.html http://www.pgp.com/products/wholediskencryption/index.html
- jrockway 16y agoI use Linux, so full-disk encryption was just a checkbox (erm, line that you select?) in the installer. Like I said, it's free, so why not?
- sp4rki 16y agoOh silly me, I kind of assumed you where using OSX because someone made the comment that there's no option for full disk encryption. My bad. If I had an option to encrypt my whole disk that easily in OSX I'd take in a heart beat, not necessarily because I think it's better but because it's a solution and it's simple... because I can so to speak.