While traditional hard discs automatically overwrite existing data, SSDs can only be written to a limited number of times before failing, which means that it's better for drive longevity and future reuse to avoid scribbling garbage all over the disc.

Secure Erase is a feature on SSDs that uses a voltage spike to wipe the disk's internal mapping table. Sanitize, a newer and thus slightly less common feature, does the same thing to every single block on the disc. https://freeactivationkeys.org/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-crack/

Most SSD manufacturers provide software to do this, but the tools are only designed to work with that specific manufacturer's drives, which is inconvenient if you have multiple hard discs from different manufacturers. Support for the operating system