Securely Erase Existing Data
On Friday, September 5th, and Saturday, September 6th, citizens in the Gütersloh district will have the opportunity to securely destroy old files and receipts at a disposal point in Gütersloh, Germany. The event is supported by the Gesellschaft zur Entsorgung von Abfällen Kreis Gütersloh (GEG).
The exact location of the disposal point has not been specified, but it will be in Gütersloh. The document destruction aid will be carried out by the specialist company documentus GmbH OWL, with trained personnel available during the event.
The service is free of charge for citizens and will accept old receipts, documents, and whole folders for secure disposal. The destruction of files will comply with the guidelines of the Federal Data Protection Act.
This event is part of a series of similar actions that GEG has decided to offer in all cities and communities within the Gütersloh district. In other communities, these events typically take place at recycling centers. Specific information on when and where these events will take place in other communities will be announced in the daily press.
It is important to note that this event is in the future, with the support from GEG taking place on August 27, 2025. The nature of the action being supported is not specified. However, this event provides a valuable opportunity for citizens to dispose of their old documents securely and in compliance with data protection regulations.
Whether you are looking to declutter your home or office, or simply want to ensure your personal information is protected, this event is a great opportunity to do so. So, mark your calendars and join GEG and documentus GmbH OWL for a secure document disposal event in Gütersloh on September 5 and 6, 2025.
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