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title: File Shredder
author: Christine Belzie
contributors:
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## Introduction

Need to remove a postcard or a PDF file that contains information like your birthday? Check out File Shredder. It is an application that permanently removes sensitive information online.

## Assumptions

This guide assumes you have the following:

- Rocky Linux
- Flatpak
- FlatHub

## Installation Process

![Screenshot of the File Shredder app page on FlatHub, showing the blue install button being highlighted by a red rectangle](images/01_file-shredder.png)

1. Go to [Flathub's website](https://flathub.org), type "File Shredder" in the search bar, and click on **Install**

![manual install script and run script](images/file-shredder_install.png)

2. Copy the manual script in your terminal:

```bash
flatpak install flathub io.github.ADBeveridge.Raider
```

3. Finally, run the manual script in your terminal:

```bash
flatpak run flathub io.github.ADBeveridge.Raider
```

## How to Use

To use File Shredder, do the following:

1. Drag or click on **Add file** to pick the file(s) you want to remove

![Screenshot of the File Shredder homepage, showing the add dropdown menu and drop here button being highlighted by red rectangles](images/02_file-shredder.png)

2. Click on **Shred All**

![Screenshot of a file named Social Security appearing on top. At the bottom, there is a red button with the phrase Shred All written in white font and surrounded by a red rectangle](images/03_file-shredder.png)

## Conclusion

Whether it’s a Social Security file or a banking statement, File Shredder is the tool that makes it easy to shred files without needing to buy a shredder. Eager to learn more about or have more ideas for this application? [Submit an issue in File Shredder's repository at GitHub](https://github.com/ADBeveridge/raider/issues).
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title: Valuta
author: Christine Belzie
contributors: Steven Spencer
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title: Valuta
author: Christine Belzie
contributors: Steven Spencer
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## Introduction
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