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Bruno Mars is being accused by The Sequence, a late 1970s rap trio, of stealing “Uptown Funk.” The all-girl group alleges its 1979 song “Funk You Up” was ripped off for Mars and Mark Ronson’s hit, which recently won the Grammy Awards’ Record of the Year.

This is not the first time “Uptown Funk” has been accused of plagiarism. In May 2015, Mars and Ronson agreed to give the writers of the Gap Band’s “Oops Upside Your Head” 17 percent of all the royalties from the song because of the striking similarities between the two tunes. And Serbian singer Snezana Miskovic, whose stage name is Viktorija, also alleged that her 1984 song “Ulice Mracne Nisu Za Devojke” (translated as “Dark Streets Are Not For Girls”) was jacked, but never filed a lawsuit, citing the time and money needed to litigate.

Gossip Cop reached out to The Sequence’s rep, Kali Bowyer, for an explanation as to why the group has yet to file a lawsuit if it’s so sure Mars and Ronson stole their song.

 The Sequence was made up of the singers Cheryl Cook (Cheryl The Pearl), Gwendolyn Chisolm (Blondie), and Angie Brown Stone (Angie B.). Bowyer, who some may recall falsely accused Chris Rock of being her son’s baby daddy, has yet to get back to us. Gossip Cop is also waiting to hear from Mars’ attorney. 

Source: Microsoft

Today, you are going to see the best way to securely wipe sensitive data from your computer:

You may ask "why secure wiping, deleting is not enough?" 

Actually deleting is not enough, simply deleting doesnt completely remove the data or file from the memory, and it can be recovered very easily. Secure wiping is the only way to delete files permanently from the memory.

Do you want to know what happens when you delete a file? It is actually pretty simple, the operating system marks the sectors containing the data as "unused", so that the file appears to be gone from the memory, thats all.

REMEMBER: The file isnt really gone until that same space is overwritten by something else.

So if you want to delete files permanently from your computer, follow this guide:

1. Download and install Eraser on your computer.

(Download link is at the end of this article.)

2. Open the Eraser application, you will see a window as shown below.

3. Click on the "Settings" and then change the "Default file erasure method" to "Pseudorandom Data (1 pass)".

Most of you might ask, "why you are not using the default erase method?"

The default erase method "Gutmann (35 passes)" is no longer useful, because most of the patterns in the Gutmann method were designed for older MFM/RLL encoded disks. And, writing a series of 35 patterns is not necessary to make the data unrecoverable, a single pass with random data will do the job.
4. Now save the settings and then you can close the application.

5. Right click on the file(s) you want to erase, and then select Eraser > Erase ( see the image below).



6.  An alert window will pop up, click on "Yes" -- the deletion process will start. If you want to see the progress, just click on the Eraser tray icon.

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