Death Online: Planning your digital afterlife
June 12, 2019 07:00
00:00 / 37:15
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What’s going to happen to all of your tweets, Instagram photos, and emails
when you die? To kick off a special three-part miniseries about Death Online,
Ashley and Kaitlyn are in search of the perfect digital afterlife — and the
skills they’ll need to clean up after themselves from beyond the grave. In
this episode, they talk to an estate planner, a Tumblr star, an advice
columnist, and a Why’d You Push That Button? listener who has no interest in
being a Facebook ghost. Long story short: if you want to RIP, you have to plan
ahead. Read more
when you die? To kick off a special three-part miniseries about Death Online,
Ashley and Kaitlyn are in search of the perfect digital afterlife — and the
skills they’ll need to clean up after themselves from beyond the grave. In
this episode, they talk to an estate planner, a Tumblr star, an advice
columnist, and a Why’d You Push That Button? listener who has no interest in
being a Facebook ghost. Long story short: if you want to RIP, you have to plan
ahead. Read more
What’s going to happen to all of your tweets, Instagram photos, and emails
when you die? To kick off a special three-part miniseries about Death Online,
Ashley and Kaitlyn are in search of the perfect digital afterlife — and the
skills they’ll need to clean up after themselves from beyond the grave. In
this episode, they talk to an estate planner, a Tumblr star, an advice
columnist, and a Why’d You Push That Button? listener who has no interest in
being a Facebook ghost. Long story short: if you want to RIP, you have to plan
ahead.
when you die? To kick off a special three-part miniseries about Death Online,
Ashley and Kaitlyn are in search of the perfect digital afterlife — and the
skills they’ll need to clean up after themselves from beyond the grave. In
this episode, they talk to an estate planner, a Tumblr star, an advice
columnist, and a Why’d You Push That Button? listener who has no interest in
being a Facebook ghost. Long story short: if you want to RIP, you have to plan
ahead.
