IIRC My first BlackBerry had a setting whereby every message I sent out
from it could be blind carbon copied (Bcc:) to an E-Mail address of my
choice. I know it worked for E-Mail; SMS texts I'm not sure. Is such a
setting available for iPhones and Androids?

Seems to me if you were to set that as a default for all mobile devices in
your organization, one's recordkeeping responsibilities should be satisfied
barring occasional system failures. The ball is then in the court of those
brave souls responsible for actual records management. Of course, as my old
project officer used to say, "that'd be too simple and too much like
Right."

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On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 1:22 AM, Peter Kurilecz <[log in to unmask]>
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> and what verification is done to ensure that such content is captured in a
> memo to file? I still find it curious that only 80+ messages out of 3
> million were considered worthy of retention. I agree that there would be
> some transitory type text messages but not 3 million +
>
> wouldn't one think that the administrators text messages were worthy of
> retention?
>
>

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