Government officials across Florida inadvertently could be breaking state
public-records laws by simply using their social media accounts, a USA
TODAY Network investigation found.
Tweeting about government business and posting to Facebook or Instagram —
using either official or personal accounts, regardless of having a
disclaimer — without keeping a record of the postings violates Florida's
open-records laws, legal experts say. So is deleting posts without
archiving copies.
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