Yeah, I think the tools or the resources to archive all of everything some random person posts just isn't available or feasible at this point. But not too far from now every single thing will be archived, even if it's stupid crap that nobody should care about from people that aren't even known, and it will be tied to them in the future in everything that they do. Kids want less privacy but more privacy of time. They don't want to be held accountable for the actions of their youth when they're older, and yet they give all of this control to these companies and post it everywhere. I know my interns are always concerned with scrubbing their profiles before graduation and finding a job. Eventually every single piece of data that enters the internet will be archived and easily searchable. We're already partway there. There are lots of bots that archive tweets and things like that. I don't use Instagram very often, but compared to Snapchat it seems more open and I think has more public APIs, but I might be wrong. The APIs allow everything to be captured automatically. Maybe there won't be an API for these stories?
