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slattery69

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ive just enabled FileVault on High Sierra and chose to put the recovery key in my iCloud. I expected to have to put two passwords in when on the odd occasion rebooted.
One for FileVault and then my normal password. However on a few test reboots it just asks for my normal password for my user account. No mention of FileVault. I’ve checked and encryption is enabled.
Is this normal ?
 
ive just enabled FileVault on High Sierra and chose to put the recovery key in my iCloud. I expected to have to put two passwords in when on the odd occasion rebooted.
One for FileVault and then my normal password. However on a few test reboots it just asks for my normal password for my user account. No mention of FileVault. I’ve checked and encryption is enabled.
Is this normal ?

Yes it is normal.

See this discussion for more explanation:

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7590242?start=0&tstart=0
 
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