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To Preserve Records, Homeland Security Now Relies on Officials to Take Screenshots

The New York Times·Nov 6

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Homeland security is preserving records by having officials take screenshots. This method is being used to maintain documentation. The approach involves officials manually capturing images of relevant information.

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