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AbbyPD Offer Free Electronic Destruction Event

Darpan News Desk, 26 Feb, 2020 09:00 PM

    Recycle your electronics & protect yourself from fraud. March is Fraud Prevention Month, and AbbyPD and the Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) are partnering to help protect your private information after data destruction.


    Join us for this event at the Abbotsford Police Headquarters Building (2838 Justice Way) on March 2nd, 2020 from 11am to 1 pm., where citizens are invited to bring unwanted electronic devices such as hard drives, computers, laptops, phones, tapes and other small devices storing sensitive data, where they will be securely destroyed for FREE.


    Electronics will be destroyed on-site to prevent data being recovered from old equipment.


    If you are unable to attend, please visit https://www.electronicrecyclingassociation.ca/how-it-works/ for drop off instructions and locations.

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