On the Mac, you are given two ways to empty the trash. Two options are and Secure Empty Trash Empty Trash. The question is, what distinguishes the two and which one should you use?Knowing the function of each function Empty Trash option will
definitely be very helpful, especially if later on you unexpectedly
still need some files in the trash.
All you need to know, one of the functions of emptying the trash in the OS is more secure than others. When
using the Empty Trash command, meaning that you mark the deleted files
as files are ready suppressed (overwrite) while at other times you need
space. In this case the files are still stored on the hard drive. You
can not see the file but the fact that files remain in hiding until
eventually there is a file that uses the data that is fixed on the file.
Therefore, the files that were deleted using the Empty Trash will appear when you use recovery software.
The second option is the Secure Empty Trash. The workings of this option is oppressive files deleted using the deletion of data once only and requires a longer time. Because the file completely suppressed it difficult to find using recovery software.
So which method should you use? For day-to-day activities in order to get more space, more secure using the Empty Trash. But if you want to completely remove sensitive data that do not want to be known by others, guanakan Secure Empty Trash.
