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Data Security and Reliability
What data security features do solid state drives (SSDs) support? How to prevent data leakage?
Basic Protection: TRIM/NCQ/S.M.A.R.T functions for real-time monitoring of hard disk health status; Short-circuit Protection and Undervoltage Protection to prevent data loss caused by unexpected power outage.
Will data be lost if a solid-state drive is left idle for a long time?
Under normal circumstances, the data retention time of TLC/MLC/SLC flash memory exceeds 10 years (at room temperature); if left idle for a long time in extreme temperatures (such as below -45℃ or above 90℃), it is recommended to power it on once every 2-3 years (for more than 1 hour) to refresh the data and ensure storage stability.