PH Deck

Users need to securely erase sensitive data but traditional deletion methods leave data recoverable, risking breaches and compliance issues.

Users experience data loss or corruption on their Windows devices like hard drives, SSDs, USB drives, and memory cards. The old solution is relying on standard data maintenance and backup practices, which can often fail. The drawbacks are that traditional retrieval methods are not sufficient when devices experience severe data corruption or mechanical failure, leaving users unable to recover critical data efficiently.

Users often need to permanently delete sensitive files, folders, and drives to protect privacy and confidential information. Traditional methods of deletion may leave data recoverable, compromising security. The drawback of the old situation is that even after deleting data, it can often be recovered using simple software tools, thus failing to protect sensitive information effectively. Data recoverability after deletion.

Users need to ensure deleted files are unrecoverable but standard deletion methods leave data recoverable. Standard deletion methods leave data recoverable.

Users struggle to recover lost or corrupted data from devices like Windows PCs, USBs, SD cards, and SSDs using traditional methods, which are time-consuming, unreliable, and limited in file type compatibility.

Users face data loss from hard drives and rely on basic recovery tools with inefficient recovery of permanently deleted/formatted/corrupted data and limited compatibility with NTFS/FAT systems.

Users face data loss from devices like cameras, SD cards, and external drives due to accidental deletion, partition errors, or RAW disk issues. Existing solutions struggle to recover files effectively across multiple scenarios, risking permanent data loss.

Users manually search and collect business details from Google Maps, which is time-consuming and inefficient for lead generation.

The current situation of users involves dealing with lost or forgotten email passwords and converting emails between different formats. The drawbacks of this situation include difficulty in recovering lost passwords, and incompatibility and inefficiency in email conversions, which can lead to data loss or corruption.

Users manage data products manually without a centralized system, leading to inconsistent data quality and fragmented access across organizations.