A rather often heard commercial for credit cards asks viewers "What is in your wallet?" Those disposing, donating or reselling a computer or computers might well ask what is on the hard drive? A body of literature is developing about data recovered from used computers resold, donated or found on public space including private medical records, business data of a firm, legal records and personal private information.
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