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> If you are talking about scenarios where full disk encryption is not enabled, then that is irrelevant. That's fair, I was making that assumption because it i
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
> If you are talking about scenarios where full disk encryption is not enabled, then that is irrelevant.
That's fair, I was making that assumption because it is true in literally every case I've come across. But consider that if you have local access to a logged in account you've already got access to unencrypted files for that user anyway. You don't even need admin.
- shawnz 5y agoSure, but consider how this will impact corporate or educational environments (which in my experience DO usually use full disk encryption). I believe full disk encryption is also on by default for most new OEM machines.