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Can you make Pop!_OS disk encryption use TPM?
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This. But not because the tech is sketch. because storing keys in a TPM is a disaster waiting to happen
Did you make a backup of the key before storing it in the TPM? If not, then say goodbye to you data when the TPM fails.