Why deleted Files are NOT gone (and how to fix that)

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Deleted files aren't gone. Private data could also still be leaked by "junk files" like temporary files, logs, metadata and caches. This video covers open-source software for Microsoft Windows, Linux and macOS to clean these types of files like BleachBit and ExifCleaner. More importantly, learn how to securely erase files by "shredding" them to make them unrestorable. BleachBit can even wipe entire drives which is a fitting opportunity to clear up some myths around file recovery. ExifCleaner removes metadata tags from e.g. photo and video files

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