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Just got a 2017 MacBook Pro, how do a secure delete files now? There is no secure delete function and terminal deleted commands don't work?
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>>61672461
Burn it
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install gentoo
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sudo rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
type that in the terminal app
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>>61672461
Top Quek
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>>61672461
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Securely_wipe_disk
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http://osxdaily.com/2015/10/12/secure-empty-trash-equivalent-mac-os-x/
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>>61672461
I believe it's in Finder settings.
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>>61672461
Just dban three times every month
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>>61672715
Do the terminal commands still apply to macs with the new SSDs?
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>>61672461
GNU shred
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>>61673341
I've not heard of that? Please explain.
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>>61673506
It's a GNU tool that can overwrite a file or device with random data.
Not sure if it's shipped with the OS that comes with your laptop but you can always boot from a thumb drive with some GNU/Linux distro.
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haha guys, wait for it
ha ha ah ha
wait for it
guys
>install gentoo
:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^D
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>>61672461
>Just got a 2017 MacBook Pro, how do a secure delete files now
dban on crapple servers
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