Encrypted SSDs have existed for more than a decade, but many end users and some sys admins don't fully understand them. Most SSDs are self-encrypting drives (SEDs) that support internal encryption.
An SSD can run even when it's full, but it's good to leave free space so it can handle its maintenance tasks. And it doesn't ...
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