Data Security

Corporate and Personal Options

Whether you’re an IT professional disposing of hundreds of laptops or you just want to make sure nobody gets your family's Netflix password, we can help.

Corporate Data Security

Personal Data Security

Before you recycle, take steps to securely erase your devices.

These DIY factory reset might sound a bit daunting, but most instructions are pretty straightforward, and many even let you decide how thorough you want to be. If you’d rather let us take care of it, no worries—we’re happy to help. Just let us know about any specific concerns when you drop off or we pick up your devices.

Apple

iPhones & iPads

Using a version of iOS

support.apple.com

Windows

Phones & Tablets

Using a version of Windows Mobile

learn.microsoft.com

Android

Phones & Tablets

Using a version of Android OS

support.google.com

Apple

Laptops & Desktops

Using a version of MacOS

support.apple.com

Windows

Laptops & Desktops

Using a version of Windows

support.microsoft.com

ChromeOS

Chromebooks

Using a version of Android OS

support.google.com

Samsung

Smart TV

Using a version of Tizen OS

support.samsung.com

LG

Smart TV

Using a version of WebOS

support.lg.com

Roku

Smart TV

Using a version of Roku TV

support.roku.com

Android TV

Smart TV

Using a version of Android TV

sony.com

Google TV

Smart TV

Using a version of Google OS

support.google.com

Chromecast

Smart TV

Using a version of Chromecast

support.google.com

Just a heads-up: performing a factory reset will erase all data on your device. It’s recommended to back up important information before proceeding. The links we’ve provided are here for your convenience. If you choose to use them, it’s up to you to double-check the info on the pages you visit.