Submitted by pvd_throwaway2 t3_ze62b9 in providence
Proof-Variation7005 t1_iz5dhd4 wrote
Depending on the timeline you can wait, there's usually dedicated windows from RIRC for e-waste stuff. Staples/Best Buy are good for the occasional monitor or two.
I think they were supposed to charge a fee but I've usually gotten by for free.
As far as hard drives, there's a risk of recovery but it's fairly low. Unless you're some super high profile, high value target, you probably aren't at risk dropping off shit as-is at recycling locations.
Known working drives in functioning but old equipment carry a little bit of a higher risk but it's still impractical and time-consuming to recovery stuff from a wiped hard drive when you don't even know if there's something worth looking for, so most people don't bother.
pvd_throwaway2 OP t1_iz7lvhq wrote
yeah I'll have to figure out a way to wipe all the different drives, thanks!
Dextrous456 t1_iz9gq5l wrote
I generally take them out and drill through them.
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