Which property distinguishes write-once optical WORM media from rewritable optical media?
Recording once done is irreversible
Recording once done is irreversible. WORM means Write Once, Read Many: recorded data cannot be erased and rewritten in the same storage location. CD-R and DVD-R exemplify write-once optical recording; the term does not itself guarantee a particular density or legal-compliance certification.
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