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Secure Boot on or off with Mint?
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That's not the question though. This is an average user installing Mint. They're probably not enrolling disk encryption with TPM values or SB certs, they're literally asking if it's going to help them by default, and the answer is no. Now, if they were asking how they could increase system security with Secure Boot, I'd answer differently.