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Chances are, if you've used them to copy/fax/scan personal information, it's still loaded on the copier's hard drive...and your company will NOT erase them when they sell them upon replacement, etc.

This was news to me. Thanks, Jeemie. --Bob

Could make for some interesting put-your-bare-butt-on-the-copier episodes.

jaybee wrote:Could make for some interesting put-your-bare-butt-on-the-copier episodes.

Are butts like fingers? Do they leave distinctive and unique prints?

ulysses5019 wrote:

jaybee wrote:Could make for some interesting put-your-bare-butt-on-the-copier episodes.

Are butts like fingers? Do they leave distinctive and unique prints?

I think CSI would check the ridges on the dingleberries.....

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Jeemie wrote:Chances are, if you've used them to copy/fax/scan personal information, it's still loaded on the copier's hard drive...and your company will NOT erase them when they sell them upon replacement, etc.

We were recently "blessed" with such multi-function machines. The Army has a policy for the disposal of such equipment, which does include wiping the hard drive (or, rather, lobotomizing the machine and smashing the disk). Whether that policy is followed or not is, of course, the question.

I presume the same would apply for information scanned at a Kinko's or some other office store.

jaybee wrote:Could make for some interesting put-your-bare-butt-on-the-copier episodes.

There's an untapped market out there for copier porn....

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littlebeast13 wrote:

jaybee wrote:Could make for some interesting put-your-bare-butt-on-the-copier episodes.

There's an untapped market out there for copier porn....

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Eeeeek!

Found it!