The Internet Archive is trying to save Google+ content before it is deleted

It is now just a couple of weeks until Google+ closes down forever. While few will mourn its passing, there is still a lot of content on Google's social site that is worth preserving. Maybe. Google+ users have the option of downloading their own data for posterity, but the Archive Team, in conjunction with the Internet Archive, has grander plans: it is looking to archive as much of the site as possible before it is deleted forever. See also: Google adds privacy-focused DuckDuckGo search engine to Chrome Google recommends upgrading to Windows 10 to avoid unpatched Windows 7 zero-day that's… [Continue Reading]