January 14, 2011 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google We use SD cards for all sorts of devices these days, but the little lock mechanisms on the sides can break so ...

Many SD cards are equipped with a small yet significant feature—a physical switch located on the side. This switch serves as a safeguard against inadvertent alterations or erasures of data stored on ...

Ideal for those who need to store lots of data securely, the adaptable DatAshur keeps SD cards locked behind military-grade encryption without any fussy companion software. While we love flash drives, ...

SD cards rock for easily boosting the storage capabilities of PCs—I like to use them for Raspberry Pi images, among other things. There’s just one problem: SD cards can be downright annoying to use ...

[Karl Lunt] has come up with a simple circuit for protecting data you have stored on SD cards. As is relatively well-known, the little lock switch on the side of most SD cards really doesn’t do ...