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tl;dr: if you think you'll lose it, and want to ensure that the next reboot people will have a ''hard'' time getting in, yes. | tl;dr: | ||
: if you think you'll lose it, and want to ensure that the next reboot people will have a ''hard'' time getting in, yes. | |||
: keep in mind that encrypted devices does not do much against law enforcement, | |||
:: in that in a lot of places, you are more or less ''required'' to give them access somehow, and your refusal will have implications. | |||
What makes more-mobile devices special is that they are ''usually'' in environments you can't trust | |||
What makes more-mobile devices special is that they physically are ''usually'' in environments you can't trust. | |||
Data-at-rest encryption is arguably largely about theft of the device the storage is in. | Data-at-rest encryption is arguably largely about theft of the device the storage is in. | ||
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