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Activité A, partage de lien 4: Facebook After Death: What Should the Law Say? - 1 views

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    • Caro Mailloux
      Caro Mailloux on 27 Jan 12
       
      Besoin d'utiliser les lois dans le style essais-erreurs pour les améliorer. Il s'agit d'un sujet tellement nouveau et actuel!
  • When you die, your social media presence lives on
  • he Uniform Law Commission recently approved a study committee on fiduciary power and authority to access digital property and online accounts during incapacity and after death.
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  • “We have shifted away from letters in a shoe boxes to email messages and Facebook. There is a lot more traceable communication floating around.”
  • Lawmakers have been slow to enact legislation related to digital property after death, and social media companies have relied on terms of service to guide them.
  • “There is a crying need for a uniform law that would grant a unified way of addressing the issue throughout the country,”
  • In 2005, Connecticut was the first to establish a digital assets law.
  • Facebook’s terms of service say it will not issue login and password information to family members of a person who has died. A family member can contact Facebook and request the dead person’s profile be taken down or turned into a memorial page.
  • Gmail and Hotmail will mail the estate holder a CD with the decedent’s account information, after the beneficiary of the estate sends the required information.
  • It’s hard to tell the impact of the five state laws on online property post-death since the laws have hardly been utilized.
    • Caro Mailloux
      Caro Mailloux on 02 Feb 12
       
      La publication fait état de la problématique émergente liée à la gestion légale des propriétés intellectuelles virtuelles (comptes courriels, réseaux sociaux, sites de partage de photos, etc.) après la mort de l'usager. Cinq états États-Uniens ont mis des lois en place à ce jour.  L'auteur de ce texte est Alissa Skelton. L'article a été publié le 26 janvier 2012, à 1700.
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