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> is support being dropped because the previous filesystem had strong encryption? This statement seems to imply that APFS encryption is less secure than HFS+ e
by MisterTea 1mo ago
> is support being dropped because the previous filesystem had strong encryption?
This statement seems to imply that APFS encryption is less secure than HFS+ encryption and no further evidence is given.
- airhangerf15 1mo agoIs asking a question implying? The author also suggests it could be legit tech debt at the end. The Apple/HFS thing is reaching, but the Nightmare Eclipse (BitLocker)/TrueCrypt stuff is weird. Was the VeraCrypt/Wireguard situation simply a "paperwork" issue? Even if it is, doesn't that mean the bar is now crazy difficult for any other open source developers to get encrypted filesystem or new VPN drivers into Windows?