With this command run, the system will enable FileVault and save the designated user as the account authorized to unlock the hard drive.

When a Mac with FileVault enabled starts up or restarts, a special login screen appears; only an authorized user account can get past this screen.

A bug in OS X 10.7.3 exposes legacy FileVault users, but there are some workarounds to prevent this from happening.

If you clicked Turn Off Legacy FileVault, and never restarted the system in Mac OS X 10.7.3 and then logged in to a protected user account prior to that, you’re fine.

Apple Warns macOS Catalina Users About Installing macOS 12.3 Beta on Volume With FileVault Enabled Saturday January 29, 2022 7:40 am PST by Joe Rossignol ...

Mac OS X's FileVault How it works: FileVault encrypts the user's home directory and all the files in it.

When Mac OS X 10.7 Lion introduced full disk encryption, called FileVault 2, it was a huge improvement over the original FileVault, which only encrypts a user's home folder. And because of the ...

Well, we had a mandate to encrypt our data, so as of a couple of weeks ago, all of our Mac laptops have filevault enabled.And then the problems began.I honestly don't believe this is *directly* a ...

Apple is warning developers beta testing macOS Monterey 12.3 that they could encounter a boot loop if they use it on a Mac with macOS Catalina and FileVault enabled.