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Anonymous 25/07/21(Mon)15:25 No. 23025

Is there a way to make deleted data on ones mobile phone or desktop computer unrecoverable?


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Anonymous 25/07/21(Mon)16:05 No. 23026

The standard UNIX/Linux utility "shred" run with the correct parameters will do what you need https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shred_(Unix). If you are shredding the entire storage device, you can consider it completely unrecoverable, however if you are shredding individual files, be sure to check out the limitations regarding copies.



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