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to store or preserve documents or records for long-term keeping and future use
(computing) to move important information or information that is not often needed to a different disk, tape, or another computer to store it, sometimes as a security measure
a place or a collection of records or documents of historical importance
What is an "archive"?
An archive is a collection of records, documents, or materials that are preserved for their historical, legal, or informational value. Archives can include a variety of items such as manuscripts, photographs, letters, and other documents. They are often maintained by institutions, libraries, or organizations to keep important information safe and accessible for future reference. The process of archiving involves organizing, cataloging, and storing these materials to ensure their preservation and usability over time.
a feature on websites or social media platforms for storing and accessing past posts, stories, or other content in an organized collection
What is an "archive"?
An archive on social media refers to a feature that allows users to store or hide content without permanently deleting it. This can include posts, photos, videos, or stories that are no longer visible on the user's profile but are still accessible in the archive for future reference. The content in an archive is usually private, visible only to the user, and can be restored to the profile at any time. This feature is commonly used when users want to remove something from public view temporarily, without losing it entirely.
