My best guess is that the submitted PDF is an update to the original, so the author didn't see the need to have all that text. I couldn't find it on the DHS website though.
3.1 What information is retained?
The NOC will retain only user-generated information posted to publicly available online social
media sites. Information posted in the public sphere that the Department uses to provide situational
awareness or establish a common operating picture becomes a federal record and the Department is
required to maintain a copy. However, the Department is working with the National Archives and Records
Administration (NARA) on a retention schedule to immediately delete PII, upon the approval of this
schedule by NARA, as well as to maintain records necessary for further use by the Department.
My experience with DoD networks is that they just tell you it's blocked, not why, and invite you to petition if you do need access to the site in question.
Oh, I was certain that Kink.com (NSFW) was going to be on there. Back when I worked there, it was always fun to look at how many .gov email addresses had accounts on their system. I guess they didn't mean that kind of monitoring. ;-)
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[ 4.5 ms ] story [ 39.6 ms ] threadMy best guess is that the submitted PDF is an update to the original, so the author didn't see the need to have all that text. I couldn't find it on the DHS website though.
Excerpt:
3.1 What information is retained? The NOC will retain only user-generated information posted to publicly available online social media sites. Information posted in the public sphere that the Department uses to provide situational awareness or establish a common operating picture becomes a federal record and the Department is required to maintain a copy. However, the Department is working with the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) on a retention schedule to immediately delete PII, upon the approval of this schedule by NARA, as well as to maintain records necessary for further use by the Department.
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Between the Patriot Act, SOPA, and NDAA we are another step closer to Dystopia.
Ironic that, in his inaugural address, President Obama called on us to “reject as false the choice between our safety and our ideals.”