After we die, our bodies are reduced to dust or ash, through burial or cremation. The fate of the digital corpuses we leave behind is rather more complicated. Before the advent of internet-hosted storage and services, your digital remains would... Read more
I plan to pass on all my data to my wife and children as with the rest of my estate. gl with the TBs of pr0n
If it takes that long to relieve me of my data, then a Chinese supercomputer maintained by a group of political detainees are falling down on the job (maybe due to having too many body parts harvested by the government?). Hopefully, when it happens, keen followers of TechSpot will notice the difference when my posting devolves into *You tried to click the link, didn’t you?
Not until after reading the quote. I did however click the U-Lucky link to see if it was legit. OMG it was!! :O
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Personal Identity info belongs to me, whatever I post (anywhere) belongs to no one/everyone because I lost control of it when I clicked [POST/SUBMIT]
Ill just delete all my data before I die. If any one wants something from it, they can call up the NSA for a backup copy.
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