Stenography, originating from ancient times, remains in use today across various sectors including government, legal, medical, and journalism. It serves as a concise language that enhances privacy and securely transmits information. The practice traces back to cultural adaptations from ancient civilizations, particularly China, Rome, and Greece, where it was used for court reporting and legal systems.

1. IS STENOGRAPHY STILL USE AND WHERE?
Yes, the stenography is still in use because it’s not outdated.
I know you all have curious thinking regarding stenography where it came from and still
use or not.
Students stenography was ancient from 450bc, its name was cuneiform. this language
was similar to Egyptian languages like images languages.

2. Although, the Chinese reinvented that and change the name from cuneiform into
shorthand.
Chinese culture was the first to adopt a concise language for court reporting.
Rome and Greece have adopted this language in different ways. Rome adopted
shorthand for its legal system as well and Greece picked up for the trend.
Stenography is a hidden language that is supported in both types of the Government
sector. The first is National Security and the second is a ministry of affairs.
This is a legal skill language it is also used in the courtroom and it enhances privacy
individually.
It is used in the business private sector, medical, journalism, government department &
court.
Stenography can be a way that makes it possible to send news and information secretly
and hidden without fear and no one can track it back to us. it is simply used to store data
of military, banking security information covered by shorthand and send the details to
another person which we want to send.

3. It is a very useful language and still is used where its requirement mostly in government
and reporter sector.