Jim: because there is a bigger risk of data loss from encryption than from theft, and as i mentioned, some machines have encryption on without having/knowing recovery keys, so if their system does not boot for any reason, they have lost their data. ignoring backups which should be done anyway, 100% of hardware will eventually fail. even if the drive is ok, if the motherboard or cpu (with built in tpm) fails, without recovery keys the data is lost. the percentage of hardware that gets stolen is less than that. I have customers that don't remember their basic account logins, never-mind their drive encryption keys. I'm not saying drive encryption is bad per se, but it does increase risk of loss, and reduce risk of data recovery.
- but it's somewhat offtopic for slackbuilds

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