Mnemonic

Content uploaded to social media that violates the guidelines is often removed by the companies that operate the services. This is done without warning and transparency, which means that valuable information that can convict the perpetrators in a legal process is lost. In order for the content to be preserved and useful in lawsuits and […]

Content uploaded to social media that violates the guidelines is often removed by the companies that operate the services. This is done without warning and transparency, which means that valuable information that can convict the perpetrators in a legal process is lost. In order for the content to be preserved and useful in lawsuits and courts, the material needs to be archived and made searchable.

In this project, Mnemonic wants to archive content that is at risk of being deleted on social media and make the digital material searchable and accessible to lawyers, journalists and international legal processes, thereby counteracting impunity.

The project is supported with SEK 2 100 000.