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Someone Can Now Inherit Your Facebook Page After Your Death
When the sad day comes when you eventually die, you don’t have to worry about what will become of your Facebook account.
A new feature announced by the social network now allows users to will their pages to another user when they die, or choose to delete it totally.
The person who inherits the account, called the “legacy contact”, won’t be able to view private messages, but will be able to post on your wall and respond to friend requests.
Or if you’re not so charitable, you could just set the account to delete after death.
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