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This Week’s Links (weekly)
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Tuesdays with #ILTA11
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Linked – Consumer Carelessness Leaves Sensitive Data in Returned Devices
This is probably something everyone should at least be thinking about when they go to sell or return old devices. I will add one thing, however. Earlier versions of some smartphones have been shown to leave behind some data even after being reset to factory settings. It would require a lot of work, and expertise,…