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BleachBit 5.0 is a free, open-source tool that effectively cleans junk files, temporary data, and logs from Windows PCs, supporting more applications and offering features like secure deletion and command-line automation, making system maintenance easier and more secure.
During an interview on Newsmax, Donald Trump continued to discuss Hillary Clinton's email scandal, incorrectly claiming that she used acid to delete emails, when in fact she used the software program BleachBit. Trump's repeated mischaracterization of the issue, which he also made during his 2016 campaign, shows his continued lack of understanding of the situation. Despite facing questions about his own handling of classified information, Trump maintained that he did nothing wrong.
BleachBit, the popular system cleaner, has released its first major update in two years. The open-source software helps free up disk space by removing cache, cookies, and temporary files, and can securely delete files and improve the performance of applications like Firefox. The update, BleachBit 4.6.0, includes new features, improvements, and bug fixes, with Linux-specific enhancements. Users are advised to exercise caution when using system cleaners, as not all files labeled as "junk" are unnecessary, and some may be essential for proper app and OS functioning.