I am surprised we don't see corporate back-pressure at least on soldered storage. I used to have a client who got into a legal tussle, and at one point they ca

I am surprised we don't see corporate back-pressure at least on soldered storage. I used to have a client who got into a legal tussle, and at one point they called in various key staff to impound their disc drives to archive possible evidence. How do you do that if the SSD is permanently soldered in place, and can't even be readily attached to another machine for cloning or analysis? I'd also imagine difficulties with end-of-life disposal; you can't just shred the discs and sell the rest for refurbishing or donate them for PR/tax write offs anymore.