When You "Delete" Your Emails
Another fairly common piece of knowledge is that nothing on the internet is ever truly gone. Immense caching – a storage system that saves all content and previous versions – through major search engines like Google ensures that the digital collective is preserved constantly. When you delete email messages (and empty your "Trash" folder), it may seem like there’s no way to get that data back, but that isn't entirely true.
The good news here is that for the most part, hackers can’t access emails that are deleted permanently from the Trash folder. However, email ISPs keep backup copies of client inboxes, and in some cases these deleted messages can be retrieved, usually through a court order.
https://www.techopedia.com/2/30290/security/never-really-gone-how-to-protect-deleted-data-from- hackers
Windows 7: How can I access a remote computers recycle bin?
I work in a help desk. I was asked to pull some "stuff" from someone's laptop. I know what they're looking for is in the recycle bin, but ... Read more https://www.sevenforums.com/network-sharing/349165-how-can-i-access-remote-computers-recycle-bin.html
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