
By Jim Hu
Published: Friday 24 December 2004
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Name
Doug
Location
Canada
Occupation
yes
Comment
Tough one. I'm inclined to think that access should be denied. His words and thoughts are already contained in e-mails home. Important legal/financial information should have been left at home "just in case". If the account is to be opened by others it should be an informed and elected choice when setting up the account in the first place, allowing the account owner the opportunity to have an alternate, private, account that dies with him.
"The Marines have a system of returning personal i...
Full Name
what, he didn't leave enough embarrassing shit in ...
michael saint grey
NTL have a similar policy to AOL's, when my father...
Sean McPoland
This confirms my judgement in not using AOL. Such ...
David D. Snider
Tough one. I'm inclined to think that access shoul...
Doug
Of course it's not "Privacy gone mad". Would you e...
Anonymous
To David Snyder,
We all have reasons to like (g...
Steve Farkas
What if information in the deceased persons' accou...
Anonymous
My daughter passed away on May 25, 2005. MSN told ...
Anonymous
When my daughter died in San Francisco in May 2005...
Anonymous
My daughter passed away on May 25, 2005. MSN told ...
Anonymous
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