My biggest concern/blocker is the soldered storage.
1st - if it fails during warranty, how do I send it for repair safely (as in my data be safe)?
2nd - it decreases its value imho. I mean how many people buy/trust used storage? I wouldn't.
1st - if it fails during warranty, how do I send it for repair safely (as in my data be safe)?
2nd - it decreases its value imho. I mean how many people buy/trust used storage? I wouldn't.
You should have disk encryption turned on. I would not worry unless you think there is someone who is willing to spend an enormous amount of time and effort to access your data.
Disappointing that most Lenovo laptops now have soldered RAM but you can only get up to 16 GiB.
You have backups, right?
(That is, unfortunately, the legit answer to this question.)
The T2 chip already encrypts the SSD using a unique identifier generated and known only by that host's T2, so it's sort of a non-issue imo