Prioritizing Privacy
What we collect, what we don't, and how to sell safely without giving up your data.
Prioritizing Privacy
The $50 rule: when selling an old electronic isn't worth the data risk
If a device with storage is worth less than about $50 used, the math doesn't favor selling it. The time to wipe it properly plus the residual risk of leftover data outweighs the payoff. Here's how to decide, and what 'secure recycling' actually means.
Prioritizing Privacy
Privacy and your data, in plain English
icandothat works without an account or login. Your inputs (photos, descriptions, damage notes) get saved on our storage and used only to improve our own tools. Never sold. Never shared with anyone beyond the AI providers needed to run the tool — and they never get your name, email, or location, because we never asked for it. Not tied to a person.
Prioritizing Privacy
Staying safe when selling to strangers
Two scenarios, one mindset. Where to meet. What payment methods can't snap back. And the recurring online scam patterns, each with a stock response that ends the conversation cleanly.