Is usage of TPM recommended on Windows and Linux? Possible to enable at Win and disable at Linux at once?
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discuss.privacyguides.netIs usage of TPM recommended on Windows and Linux? Possible to enable at Win and disable at Linux at once?privacyguides.netHello, i found some articles about tpm, but i found them confusing, they tell they have advantages and disadvantages so i still don’t know if i should use it. I want to do dualboot, on one disk Windows and on other Linux (kicksecure). Win ofc for public use, kicksecure for private sensitive use. Question is should i use Windows with bitlocker and TPM or Veracrypt and no TPM, also Kicksecure with LUKS2 with no TPM or also find a way to implement it? Is it possible to left TPM on Windows and disabled on other disk with LUKS2?
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