This isn't new. Windows automatically backs up BitLocker keys to OneDrive unless you tell it not to, and OneDrive doesn't use client-side encryption. You can get around this by storing the key locally and backing it up to OneDrive using a client-side encryption client like Duplicati.

Quote from: Admiral Snackbar on Yesterday at 21:25:21Yikes. I'd hate to think of all the things the FBI could be doing with that information.

Quote"[Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is] the most notorious liar in the country"

-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover

Quote"King, there is only one thing left for you to do. You know what it is."

-FBI Letter to Dr. King

The only thing you can do with a Bitlocker key is unlock a Bitlocker encrypted disk you already have physical access to. Which means that if the FBI are requesting your Bitlocker key, they've already seized your computer.

Yikes. I'd hate to think of all the things the FBI could be doing with that information.

Quote"[Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is] the most notorious liar in the country"

-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover

Quote"King, there is only one thing left for you to do. You know what it is."

-FBI Letter to Dr. King