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What Happens to My Social Media Accounts When I Die?

Attorney Catherine Taylor posted on 5/12/2016 1:46:00 PM

With so much of our lives taking place in the cloud, it is important to think about protecting our digital assets post-mortem. A few online services have a policy regarding what happens to your account, or allow you to select what happens.

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