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they may not, the guy extracting this may be recovering deleted files from the hard drive The real question should be "why do all photocopiers not come with a
by Taniwha 9y ago
they may not, the guy extracting this may be recovering deleted files from the hard drive
The real question should be "why do all photocopiers not come with a command that will erase all data on the internal hard drive? along with instructions telling the purchaser to execute it when they sell or trash the device"
- gargravarr 9y agoThe real question is, why do they have hard drives in the first place?! I find this concept quite disturbing. Imagine how many times in your life you hand over your passport or driver's license for identity validation, someone copies it 'for their records' and you assume the paper copy is destroyed after a while (last time I hired some expensive tools, this happened, but the company gave me the photocopy back when I returned them). Now your private data is sitting on that company's photocopier, probably without anyone having a clue it's made a digital copy as well as a hard copy, and nobody has a hope of controlling it. I struggle to see a legitimate reason for the existence of such a 'feature'.
- tajen 9y agoI’m still wondering why they have a hard drive and not just RAM.