You're right, I butchered the jargon there. By "hidden volume" I meant the volume that is hidden during normal use, whereas the conventional meaning of that ter

You're right, I butchered the jargon there. By "hidden volume" I meant the volume that is hidden during normal use, whereas the conventional meaning of that term is the volume that is hidden when you give the false password. Exact opposites. > I recommend creating a hidden volume in any encrypted container... Do you not want the recommendees to enjoy plausible deniability? After all, if they always create a hidden volume, they could reasonably be held in contempt for refusing to give two passwords for every volume.