An Oregon proposal to make it easier for loved ones to access the "digital assets" of the deceased was turned back by the tech industry, arguing that the Stored Communcations Act and terms of service agreements prohibit companies from sharing a person's information — even if such a request were included in a last will and testament.
March 14, 2013 at 04:51 AM
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A grieving Oregon mother who battled Facebook for full access to her deceased son’s account has been pushing for years for something that would prevent others from losing photos, messages, and other memories as she did.
"Everybody’s going to face this kind of a situation at some point in their lives," says Karen Williams, whose 22-year-old son died in a 2005 motorcycle accident.
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