Göran Lambertz misstänkt för våldtäkt (häktad, 2021-03-11, släppt 23/3)

An SSD however, must either use its new cells, or first purge the old data in the occupied cells to store the fresh data. Purging old data in SSDs is quite a slow process. That is why file deletion in an SSD works in the following way: when a user, program, or OS itself deletes a file, the OS issues the TRIM command that informs the SSD that the data is no longer needed. The SSD puts the cells the file occupied to a special pool to be purged later. When any program or OS requests data from those cells, the SSD simply returns garbage or zeros.

Moreover, the device constantly shuffles the data across its cells to level their wear, and only the device itself knows where the file data is stored at any given time. The OS has no control over this process, and furthermore, it has no means to know the actual physical location of the data.