Eh, depends on what you mean by "incriminating information". In this case? Yes. A bit crazy. But in general? If I was using a hidden volume for something "dee

Eh, depends on what you mean by "incriminating information". In this case? Yes. A bit crazy. But in general? If I was using a hidden volume for something "deep" I'd put stuff that was technically borderline illegal (or at least frowned upon / embarrassing) on the "visible" encrypted volume. ISOs of games I own with stripped DRM, (legitimate) ebook copies of adultish graphic novels, chat logs, that sort of thing. It would make it much more deniable that I had a hidden volume. Nothing that could get me sent to jail for too long, and (probably) nothing that would ruin things long-term, but things that would be relatively embarrassing if they got out.