Google will start deleting data from the Google+ social network in April, but before that happens, the services Internet Archive and ArchiveTeam try to preserve the platform's public posts before they disappear forever.
In one suspension on Reddit, sites announced that they have already begun efforts to archive posts using scripts to create backups of the data.
The groups report try to save only the publications that are available to the public and have not been marked as private by their owners.
They also encourage members of the social network who do not want to store their content to delete their accounts or request the removal of some specific content.
Teams trying to save the internet say they will not be able to save everything: comments, for example, in too many publications will not be all stored. The rest will appear as a static HTML.
It is not clear, however, whether long discussions will be maintained, but what is certain is that the images and the video they will not be saved in full resolution.
Google has announced that it will close its service last October following an important security issue that leaked user data. Following the revelations of a second security breach, Google has announced it will start deleting the data from April 2.
Since February of 2019, Google has closed the ability to create new pages and profiles.
