To ensure the utmost security, when our hard drives are no longer in use, they are immediately crushed. The metals are then separated and recycled to build a number of useful materials. Aside from ensuring that your data remains safe, the hard drive crushing process is actually pretty fun to watch. The entire spark-inducing process is cataloged in this brief, but destructive, video!
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