Yes, digital media can be shredded. Shredding is a way to securely and permanently delete data stored on digital media such as hard drives, flash drives, memory cards, and CDs. The process involves physically destroying the device so that the data stored on it is no longer readable or recoverable. This is an important step for anyone who is disposing of or selling used digital media, as it ensures that all personal or sensitive information on the device is destroyed. There are a few ways to shred digital media, including using a specialized shredder, degaussing (the process of erasing magnetic fields), or physically destroying the device with a hammer or drill.