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You turn transparent data encryption on and off on the database level. To enable transparent data encryption on a database, go to the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com) and sign in with your Azure Administrator or Contributor account. Find the transparent data encryption settings under your user database. By default, service-managed transparent data encryption is used. A transparent data encryption certificate is automatically generated for the server that contains the database. For Azure SQL Managed Instance use T-SQL to turn transparent data encryption on and off on a database.
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![Service-managed transparent data encryption](./media/transparent-data-encryption-azure-sql/service-managed-tde.png) 
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![Service-managed transparent data encryption](./media/transparent-data-encryption-azure-sql/service-managed-transparent-data-encryption.png) 
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You set the transparent data encryption master key, also known as the transparent data encryption protector, on the server level. To use transparent data encryption with Bring Your Own Key support and protect your databases with a key from Key Vault, open the transparent data encryption settings under your server.
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