There's a clever way to destroy data on SSD: just overwrite your (encrypted) hard drive encryption key, then even though the data remains, the key is lost forev

There's a clever way to destroy data on SSD: just overwrite your (encrypted) hard drive encryption key, then even though the data remains, the key is lost forever. I think most modern SSDs come with the feature. More info in this question: https://superuser.com/questions/986387/why-does-my-ssd-internally-encrypt-data-even-without-a-password-set https://superuser.com/questions/986387/why-does-my-ssd-inter...