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Did you know...many office copy machines have hard drives that store the files and usually nobody bothers or knows to erase them, CBS reports -- (link)
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zeitgeist
Jan 4 '13, 21:26
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usually they are leased and then sold, they download medical, police, legal papers
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The KGB started the practice, I believe -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 5, 09:50
Yes. This has been known for years. I would hope most current models have a way to wipe the drive, but not much hope. -- nm
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GregW
Jan 4, 22:31
yes -- nm
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peglegpete
Jan 4, 21:31
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