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I have to turn in my Macbook Pro (mid 2009, OSX 10.11) to my former employer. I have been using Filevault encryption for the past several years. I manually deleted most of the relevant directories and files by dragging them to the Trash and emptying the Trash. Would the encryption on the internal SSD be considered an "erased" disk?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
FileVault Encrypts the the Entire Drive with a password only you know.
What should be done before returning the computer to the company is What to do before you sell, give away, or trade in your Mac or their IT Department will be left with a useless piece of equipment.
FileVault Encrypts the the Entire Drive with a password only you know.
What should be done before returning the computer to the company is What to do before you sell, give away, or trade in your Mac or their IT Department will be left with a useless piece of equipment.
Thank you. You have answered my question. By the way I already followed the instructions you cited "What to do before you sell...".
Welcome and thank you too
Is FileVault encryption on an internal SSD (Macintosh HD) sufficient to consider the disk erased?
