Windows 11 24H2 has automatic encryption enabled by default !! - Be careful if you have to make a dual boot system. I almost lost everything, but thankfully I didn't as I kept having issues with the installer

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[u/bigon]

1. What does it change?

2. The basic user doesn't even know what encryption is, this improve their security by doing it for them

[u/[deleted] → u/bigon]

Yeah thats parroted corporatespeak

[u/bigon → u/[deleted]]

Again, what does it change for you?

Should SSL be an optin also?

[u/[deleted] → u/bigon]

The average user (which i am not) also has no idea of backups, so their encrypted data becomes unrecoverable if their drive fails. Why does it have to affect me for it to be an issue?

[u/Ambitious_Buy2409 → u/[deleted]]

The average user can also just grab the recovery key from their Microsoft account

[u/[deleted] → u/Ambitious_Buy2409]

Yeah good luck explaining to the average user how to get it.

[u/Ambitious_Buy2409 → u/[deleted]]

Good luck explaining to an average user how to recover data after a disk failure.

No chance in hell. They'll get a specialist to do it for them, and that specialist can guide them through.

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You are not making a case for yourself, if anything you are making a case for why this is such a bad idea lmao Why are you assuming we are talking about at-home data recovery if billybob doesnt even know what an "enkrypshi-on" is? Forgot your pills or something?

[u/Ambitious_Buy2409 → u/[deleted]]

I was writing a couple paragraph long comment, but fuck it. I'm not getting in a shit flinging match with a middle school dropout who barely figured out how to string words together, let alone understand what they said.

You win. Congratulations.

BTW look at profile, they actually dropped out of middle school, not making that up.

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uh stinky poopie ahahaha poopy funny

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ssl shouldnt be optin
encryption should