On platter drives, when it is time to dispose of them, a degaussing takes care of the data and in most cases erases the factory pre-recorded servo tracks rendering the drive useless.
What does one do to an SSD to get the same data destructive and rendered useless assurances?
EDIT:
Would taking it out of the case an microwaving it do the trick?
Answer
I found a couple of solutions that are destructive to .375 particle size. The "Crushers" are not cheap, but if info destruction is required, this looks like a way to do it without setting the drives on fire.
This looks like it will do for a desk top situation with low volume SSD- Hard Drive Crushers - CUI / Commercial Use.
And this one is more costly, but at .375 particle size:
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