It doesn't really work. It is backdoored by all the intelligence agencies. It hides the data from you and recovery software, but not from forensic software. I use what the CIA uses and recovered 2 years worth of stuff. It wasn't illegal, maybe the mp3s, but it was all there in one location on my hard disk.
>what is bleachbit?
>>59759250
Did you use secure erase? You're not going to recover anything if it's been written over with 0's.
try recovering 2 year old shit from SSD and then i'll be impressed
>>59759250
Nobody seriously uses CCleaner to try to permanently delete data, do they?
>>59759250
What competitive product are you trying to shill?
Also, you need to use secure erase for a HDD. For an SSD, trim it in Windows optimizer tool.
>>59759250
What autistic mumbling is this? Unless you provide any proof shut the fuck up.
Use bleachbit like clinton or just DBAN. Shit just keep making encrypted file containers taking up all the free space then deleting them over and over. CCleaner is to clean out grandma's computer a little easier, not hide whatever autistic shit you're into OP
What program did you use to recover all of your deleted files? I accidentally deleted 50GB worth of shit that I was ironically trying to secure over cloud storage last night. I'm using recuva on deep scan setting, but is there something else?
>>59759250
>I use what the CIA uses
Sure, kid.
>>59759344
R-Studio.
>>59759250
Well, you might recover SOME data due to how wiping free space works but it does it's job. If you want to wipe your HDD clean use DBAN with multiple passes, wiping free space will never be enough. It's good for removing basic traces.