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>If the device is nonfunctional, and has encryption enabled (e.g. Bitlocker or FileVault) you MUST give them your password if you want it repaired and cannot af
by sixothree 3y ago
>If the device is nonfunctional, and has encryption enabled (e.g. Bitlocker or FileVault) you MUST give them your password if you want it repaired and cannot afford to lose data.
That needs to change. We create two user accounts for all of the laptops we give out. Someone working on the device only needs to have access to one of the accounts. Windows is still too stupid to hide user data from other users. But at least it's something.