
Tony Walker
Not a very good app. Like many others say on here it doesn't wipe files completely and they can be recovered by decent recovery tools. The gui is awful. If you press background there is no way of telling app is working. Now there is an upgrade charge of £8.49 and my software has a 7 day trial. Sorry not worth it. I will let my phone die then smash it into tiny little pieces and dump at local skip rather than pass on. Only sure way of getting rid of data. I never buy an expensive phone anyway.
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Hey Tony, I appreciate your valuable feedback. Ver 5.0 marks 8th birthday of Shreddit which supports In App Purchase. Provides 7 day Free Trial which is infact fully functional secure eraser app (no features locked). When performing Empty Space Wipe, please target thumbnail, trash folders and Photo app gallery using built in file browser.

Matt Evans (Matman)
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Terrible, doesn't work. I granted access to files, selected one, pressed erase and it came up with error message, then a screen with an ad on it and only button I could press was OK. After that onto ad screen video with NO way to get out of it. I had to crash the app and did not get my file erased. ABSOLUTELY USELESS!!! Edit: As to your reply, as I said I DID grant the app permission, the file did NOT get erased and I tried several times and got the same result every time. I stand by my review!
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PalmTronix
August 23, 2025
Hi Matt, if the Permission is there and you are using Shreddit built in browser the file must get erased. Ads doesn't pop up for every file erase. If you perform an erase operation either for 100 GB or 5MB file it will show up after an secure erase operation. Though it should not come up on Erase failure. I'll fix the issue,ensure permission please

A Google user
photos can still be recovered. I've used this many times and it gave me peace of mind, but I recently decided to test it by downloading an app to recover files. it found files I've "deleted" with multiple passes, on different types and recovered them with ease. I've deleted multiple times and can still recover. I like the thought behind it, but it they are easily recoverable and not gone "permanently".
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