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Probably the best setup to avoid this is to have something like Linux home folder encryption, and to set a separate account just for maintenance. If the device
by Qem 3y ago
Probably the best setup to avoid this is to have something like Linux home folder encryption, and to set a separate account just for maintenance. If the device breaks, the technician is given the maintenance account password, not the one with access to your private stuff.
- Infinity315 3y agoThat's fine for hardware issues, which really wouldn't require the personal drive at all to fix. The issue arises for when a software-related issue occurs and the person who could do what you just described could probably also fix it themselves.