>nobody knows how they actually store data because they have secret proprietary firmware shuffling all the data around
>only way to "securely" erase them is trusting the built-in firmware erase command
Why are you still using SSDs?

>>106190831 (OP)
Nobody putting you in jail for pirating anime lil bro

>>106190831 (OP)
A hammer erases the data just fine

>write 2tb of linux isos to the SSD
data securely erased

Who the fuck buys used ssds?
If you insist on being a schizo terrified of someone trying to recover data off your waste just take a big file and copy it until the drive is filled, delete everything and do it again

>>106190831 (OP)
>only way to "securely" erase them is trusting the built-in firmware erase command
https://eraser.heidi.ie/download/

CCleaner also has a "wipe drive" function.

>store data encrypted
>even if a backdoor exists somehow, it still won't be readable
Ok

>>106190831 (OP)
>>only way to "securely" erase them is trusting the built-in firmware erase command
If you must hide your illegal activities you should all ways be physically destroying the hardware. Same applied to HDD

>>106190831 (OP)
If you're so scared about it still storing data that is erased then hit it with a hammer a few times. As for me, I delete a file and the space is freed up to store something else, works on my machine.

>>106190831 (OP)
I just skip them into the lake like a flat stone.

>>106190859
They put Hans Reiser in jail.
And removed his file system from Linux. (it was working fine till they day they deleted it)

Then they laughed "lol how many wallpapers can we fit in the 100kb reiserfs was taking up"

>>106190831 (OP)
I have a pile of HDD's and SSD's slated for data destruction that I use for targets when we go out to the gun range.
12ga slugs make some pretty cool impacts on spinning platter drives.

If you're that paranoid physically destroying a couple of flash memory modules is very easy. Much much easier than magnetic drives.

you can erase them by writing /dev/urandom to them instead of /dev/zero, your ssd can't really do much to "optimize" that
i think people in the past also didn't really trust mechanical drives to be truly erased due to remaining magnetism, if that's how you feel there's not much to be done

>>106191598
Your game is broken trash and yanderedev runs circles around your programming skills
>65k gvars
jej, kek, geg, lel and so on

>>106192081
noo you cant have gvars because... you just cant alright

>>106190831 (OP)
>nobody knows how they actually store data
It's called NAND flash memory.

>yet another anti-ssd schizo
Where do you fags come from?

>>106191598
He stabbed his wife, nnnnnnnnnguy
Admitted to it

>>106190831 (OP)
>you need more

>>106191145
>Who the fuck buys used ssds?
You would be surprised.

>>106192587
4chinz is a schizoid haven, just another one of the cancers ruining this place

>>106190831 (OP)
>only way to "securely" erase them is trusting the built-in firmware erase command
Where's your proof?

>>106191292
Wangblows has "slow format" option when formatting drives