HOW TO PERMANENTLY DELETE FILES ON MAC

READ THIS FIRST
in this video ill show you how to permanently delete files off your mac

WARNING:THIS PROCES WILL DELETE YOUR FILES FOR EVER NO RECOVERY TEAM WILL BE ABLE TO GET THEM BACK SO MAKE SURE YOU WILL NEVER NEED THAT FILE AGAIN

1.open terminal and trash
2. type in terminal the following with out the "
"sudo rm -R "
copy and past that in terminal make sure u remove the (" ")
3.make sure you push space after the -R
4.select the files from your trash you want to delete and drag them to terminal
5.push enter and type your pasword
6 enjoy your free space lol

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[hnfan17]

Thank you so much! But what about internet history files? How do you delete those off your hard drive?

[ipwnu667]

@hnfan17 to delete your internet history you need to go to you web browsers properties

[chaddexter]

where can i find the compressed files so i can permanently delete them?

[ipwnu667]

@chaddexter i dont think u can do that by you self i think you will need to go to an apple store and tell then you accidently deleted files so they can try to get them back

but trying to get them by your self it will be a hard process if you dont have the right recovery programs

[InsideSG]

is it possible to delete files from trash selectively? cuz if I empty them everything's gonna be gone.. i only wanna delete selected files permanently

[ipwnu667]

@InsideSG yes it is possible just drag the files u want to delete to terminal

[soxno1fan]

Thank you, I was worried to use a sudo command in terminal on my own without really knowing much about Unix, but I had a large backup file that I've been unable to delete traditionally and this worked perfect.

Thanks again!

[soxno1fan]

@enn463 Yes it does.

[SuperSummersm]

thanks

[MrSgrossm1]

Thank you very much! I had ~300 GB worth of info. to delete and you have saved me so much time. Thank you!

[ManOnTheM0000n]

very helpful

[MrSimpleedz]

this really helped me free up space in my mac! thanks again! \m/

[shantolerano]

@enn463 yeah it does

[S5isit]

it want let me type my password?:( please help.

[Stupu113]

I TRIED DOING THIS ON MY SCHOOL COMPUTER AND IT FUCKING REPORTED ME

[sanitary103]

how come sometimes when I type in the sudo rm -R etc that it says, "unlink file". when I see this message, I cannot perform the rest of the steps. please respond