I’m fixing to do a clean install of Sierra on my Mac, and I was wondering should I erase the disk using MacOS extended with encryption, or should I use file volt after the MacOS is installed? Also, are there any issues, or potential issues I need to be aware of when using either of the above methods? Are these 2 different ways of securing my main drive, or do they work in conjunction with one another. I’ve tried looking online, but I haven’t found a lot of detailed information, so any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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