How many of /g/ does it? Thinking of trying it but worried my Intel P8400 will slow down to a crawl.
its useless don't bother unless your some kind of pedo hiding cp
Everything except /boot. I have nothing to hide but also don't have anything to show.. LVM+encryption
>>61993977
Yeah, don't really have anything incriminating on my drives so it's not that important to me. Just figured it'd be worth trying if the performance hit isn't too bad.
>>61993991
Any noticeable performance drop on your rig?
>>61994026
Well... It's an old HO folio 13 with a 110 gig ssd.
Don't see a performance difference.. On a HDD props kg going to come down to 70% from 100%
>>61993955
>How many of /g/ does it?
I do it, because the installers ask me if I want to. A few checkboxes later, and I have to use 2-3 different fucking passwords just to shitpost.
>>61993955
I do it. All my computers including my phone are encrypted.
>>61994098
Kek
>Full disk encryption password
>/home directory encryption password
>Login password
Why encrypt /home twice..?
>>61993977
>he doesnt know that ios has full disk encryption enabled by default with a lock screen
does it scare you that hipsters and elderly women have better security than you?
get wrecked faggot :^)
>>61994123
go back
>>61994123
https://thefappening.wiki/index.php?page=celebs
So anon, which fappening leak was your favorite ;^)?
>>61994155
retard
>>61994056
I just threw in a SSD but the CPU's a dual core with no hyper-threading. Hopefully the SSD can make up for the weak processor.
I shall give it a try and report back here!
>>61994155
icloud and full disk encryption arent related
if they didnt have sync enabled they wouldnt have had that issue
>>61994158
Are you calling hundreds of high profile celebrities that had full disk encryption©®™ on their iPhones©®™ retards©™ ;^)?
>>61994201
no I'm calling you a retard
>>61994194
This, apple would NEVER sell your encrypted©®™ and private©®™ data.
https://www.hongkongfp.com/2017/06/08/china-uncovers-massive-underground-network-apple-employees-selling-customers-personal-data/
>>61994208
oh okay well anyway the jennifer lawrence one was pretty good but you can't really beat the jennette mccurdy one
>>61994201
their data on the icloud wasnt encrypted only their device was
when they unencrypt and sync up their data they didnt encrypt that itself which is their issue
if they had it disabled their phone would be 100% safe from physical threats
your argument is just like if you were on linux and encrypted your root drive and synced some data to google cloud and the cloud got hacked
that data isnt encrypted unless if you encrypt that directory then send it
that doesnt mean you shouldnt do full disk encryption on your root
its a false equivilency that you tried to fall back on after your realized that not only autists and criminals use encryption
>>61993955
>/boot on USB
>USB in pocket
>LUKS root
>ZFS in LUKS
Best I can do.
>>61994255
There is no real encryption on iPhones you gullible retard. Apple will hand you over to the feds or 3rd parties anytime they feel like it.
https://techcrunch.com/2016/02/18/no-apple-has-not-unlocked-70-iphones-for-law-enforcement/
Also see
>>61994215
>>61994299
thats because the data isnt encrypted once it leaves your full disk encryption
man you are retarded
>>61994321
>thats because the data isnt encrypted once it leaves your full disk encryption
There was never any true full disk encryption. iPhones have software and hardware backdoors. Vault7 and celebrite hacks proved this.
It's not about hiding pedo cp crap, but personal data like files, photos, etc. More of if my laptop or phone gets robbed by a nigger, I don't have to worry about much other than losing the hardware.
>>61994123
It's actually pretty scary to use appleshits.
Most hackers at hack conventions already use apple products and were challenged by the NSA to find security holes.
BTW there's already an exploit for IOS11
>>61993955
Modern encryption is extremely fast. You won't notice anything. Especially if you use a modern algorithm such as chacha20.
>>61994368
They already hacked the fingerprint scanner too. Someone on youtube showed unlocking an iPhone with a fingerprint lock successfully after using the cellebrite tools released a few months ago.
>>61994338
Except the bug allowed infinite PIN entry retries.
There's 0 cases of Applel handing over FDE keys.
>>61993955
I do it because the ubuntu installer offers me to. I do full disk and home. Plus I have a bios password from work.
>>61994388
>Except the bug allowed infinite PIN entry retries.
Nope, look up the cellebrite tools, they don't brute force the pin and it works for long passwords too.
>There's 0 cases of Applel handing over FDE keys.
lol
Anyway after I found an unpatched backdoor on my iPhone 7 running iOS 11 I sold it on ebay and am now going to get a phone with lineage OS support.
>>61994431
>lol
In what cases Apple handed over FDE keys?
>>61994452
They're not going to admit it just like how they're not going to admit doing >>61994215 or evading billions of evaded taxes.
That has been how apple has always worked: hype the shit out of something and then cover up any issues that happen along the way.
>>61994431
>Nope, look up the cellebrite tools, they don't brute force the pin and it works for long passwords too.
Can you link it?
>>61994481
>They're not going to admit it
So the whole case will go out of the window.
>>61994485
Can you not put me on another fucking list Mr. Watson?
>>61994499
What? Just give me a link, bullshitting nigger.
>>61994498
Pretty much, just like how apple evaded the touch disease and bendgate lawsuit.