Securely erase your documents with the iPhone 2.0 update

There are probably more than a few of you thinking about selling off your old 2.5G iPhone in order to assemble some room in your bank detail for the new iPhone 3G. Unfortunately you’ll discover that there is no good way to securely erase all of your personal info from the phone, not yet at least.

This oversight is one that Apple intends to unmistaken with

the new iPhone 2.0 update. When you finally have the new software (which likely won’t be coming out until the iPhone 3G launch happens on July 11) you’ll be able to safely and securely destroy all of your private details. Think of it as the phone equivalent of your Secure Empty Trash on your Mac.

[via TUAW]

Orginal post by Scott Barr

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