Maybe on the Junk Mail. Likely not enough on the computer. One area of security isn't the files you are deleting. It's the unused space on the drive. When temporary files are deleted often the information that was in the file is still on the drive. You need to clear up that space as well.
I've been having a discussion with my SO (significant other) about my concern (fanatascism) about info security in the real world.
When I get junk mail, subscriptions or receipts I usually digitise them to PDF then redact my Name, Address or any other critical info like acct # etc, and then shred them in a cross cut shredder before disposing of it.
I usually do the same with digital info using a secure delete utility that uses DOD shredding and wipes the empty space as well.
Is this overdoing it???
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