A thought-provoking exploration of how our online presence outlives us. In an age where digital footprints are permanent, this talk delves into the emotional, ethical, and practical aspects of managing our virtual selves after death.
From social media accounts, emails, photos to digital assets, the talk offers insights on preserving, protecting, and shaping the memories we leave behind in the digital world. Whether you’re planning for your own legacy or handling a loved one’s digital remains, this talk is a guide to navigating the evolving landscape of our online afterlife.
Paul Day is a retired IT Specialist who is passionate about helping people take control of their digital lives - now and for the future. He is a member of Chandlers Ford u3a, and currently their Treasurer.
Entrance costs £2 to cover hall hire, and tea/coffe which will be served at the start of the meeting.