error_f0rce
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Right you are, the data is stored at top of the polycarbonate layer. Good call!Cj_Staal said:The way CD's work is that there is dull and shiny surfaces on it. the foil just helps it reflect more, they could just easily put new foil on it, you have to melt all the bottom of the CD for it to become dataless.