Review on π» 2019 Dell Inspiron 3593 Laptop 15.6" | 10th Gen Intel i5-1035G1, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, HDMI, WiFi, BT, Win 10, Black by Darren Boogie
Does not support disk encryption!
In this day and age, everything depends on the security of user data. Why then did Dell decide not to allow full disk encryption? (i.e. this laptop doesn't have a TPM. Technically, there is a TPM, but Dell doesn't provide a way to enable it in UEFI.) If you lose your laptop, the data on the drive can be accessed by anyone! It is simply irresponsible of Dell not to enable Full Disk Encryption. The chip is on the motherboard, so why not in UEIF? If the security of your data is important to you, this laptop is not for you.
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