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[–] 1 point 20 hours ago*

Well that is exactly what chroot'ing is, loading up another linux instance so you can modify the local (usually broken) one

This is intentional behavior as you need physical access to the drive, and most sensitive information is either encrypted by your application(keyring, password manager, password protected files, etc), or you can choose to encrypt your whole drive

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