Why don't you use full disk encryption? Remember thumbnails

>>56139196
>Why don't you use full disk encryption?
For a laptop? Sure.

For my desktops? Nope.

You use encryption to prevent others from accessing your sensitive data. If someone gets physical access to my desktop then I have bigger security problems.

>>56139222
Better safe than sorry. Anyone can rob a house in just a few minutes.

h-how can i do that

I don't want to have to enter the password for my encryption and then the password for my user everytime I turn on the computer to protect nothing of any value

>>56139247
Easiest way is to install linux and select it in the installation.

>>56139264
You can set the os to auto login.

>>56139238
>Anyone can rob a house in just a few minutes.
If someone breaks into my apartment and robs me then I'm fucked. I really don't own expensive stuff. The only thing of value would be my personal info which can be found my file cabinets.

Encrypting my HDD will not un-fuck me in the event of a breakin. There is no advantage to encrypting my drives. Maybe you could make the case if I had roommates.

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Because I don't do anything that would require it. I'm a good, moral person.

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>>56139196
I do on my laptop, a portable HDD and my phone (Nexus 4). Not on my desktop, no reason to.

>>56139247
TrueCrypt
https://www.grc.com/misc/truecrypt/truecrypt.htm

>>56139352
use veracrypt you paranoid fuck

>>56139368
>use veracrypt
Why? There is nothing wrong with TrueCrypt to replace it. Read that page

>>56139377
It's deprecated and no longer can provide security updates.

>>56139384
>security updates
Well, there are no security issues to begin with.

>>56139368
>use veracrypt you paranoid fuck
Come back when the audit has completed.

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>>56139196
>he thinks file system encryption is full disk encryption
>he thinks it doesnt matter if his partition map is exposed