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I mean, I assume you'd set the unlock-on-reboot flag, and then immediately reboot — at which point the unlock-on-reboot flag gets automatically unset.

So, sure, it's a bit like leaving the key on top of the safe... while you have the safe open. Which isn't all that odd.



No, the scenario was power outage at an unknown time in the future, not immediate reboot.




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