Windows 11 can keep traces of deleted photos. Here’s what you can do
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The thumbnail cache controversy is a reminder that "delete" is often a UX affordance, not a forensic reality. Security and compliance teams should treat endpoints as long‑tail data risks and tighten policies for devices that handle regulated or sensitive content.
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