[Nexus 6 Android Development] chairshot215:
Force Encryption Gone or probably never existed is more or less the case post.

Giving way more detail than needed but whatever it is what I had done even though I could have skipped a lot of these steps I just like rebooting devices after performing some operations because some weird feeling I should and since doing so cant actually hurt anything I just do it.

Pretty much I re flashed the Entire Factory image for 6.0 on my device, only difference is I used the boot.img posted by Chainfire in place of the stock boot.img. After doing this I restarted the bootloader and flashed TWRP. Restarted bootloader again and started up recovery. In TWRP I did an unnecessary wipe as I had just flashed the Factory Image but wiped everything but the System Partition. After doing all the wipes I copied SuperSu 2.52 and Starship Kernel on the SD Card and then flashed SuperSu 2.52. I then did another probably unnecessary reboot into recovery and flashed Starship Kernel. This reboot I am putting under probably unnecessary as had a few issues with Lollipop when I flashed additional zip's after SuperSu and had some issues with loosing Root. Never ran into these issues if I restarted recovery before flashing another zip after SuperSu. Anyhow I then proceeded to boot up the system for the first time. After doing all the setup steps Wifi, Google Account, Yada, Yada and setting up as a new device and not doing any restore options checked settings and found I was not Encrypted, who-ha. Truth be told the Kernel probably had never forced Encryption but was probably just late or had been working for a long stretch of time by the time I checked and had done something stupid why testing Encryption. At least thats the story I am going with. Also with my personal use never noticed a difference in actual use with Lollipop so was only removing because I was posting the Kernel and know many users use their devices for completely different purposes then I use my device and do not like Encryption forced so wanted to give them the option.

Otherwise this is my no more Forced Encryption warnings Rant. I posted these warnings because my device would always show that it had been Encrypted and did not want to not give a warning until I could see my device was not Encrypted. Sorry had took this long but I had a radiation treatment starting the month followed by a stay in the hospital with walking pneumonia so have been pretty much a mess all October. The Kernel has been rocking though. at one point why I had been stuck in bed because of the before mentioned pneumonia had really only taken a few calls a day and a decent amount of music playback with my BT headset had gone 4 days before needing to charge. Little use or not thought that was darn good. Also had a pretty nice expensive BT headset that had sounded liked a warped recored recovered from the bottom of the sea ever since 5.0 hit that now sounds better than ever but as mentioned in the OP had never intended on creating a Kernel jacked up with features but one that is overall well rounded intended on just being installed and forgotten but improving the entire experience in a non intrusive manor and think that it is so far doing its intended job nicely.