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III. Death and digital control

Chapter 3 of 5 · Section 14 of 20

Sections

1. I. The original talk

  • 1. Delete Your Data in 2022
  • 2. Before the next signup

2. II. LLC proxies and estate planning

  • 3. A business-facing identity
  • 4. The registry can expose you
  • 5. Separate the channels
  • 6. Estate planning follows ownership
  • 7. Meta for Business
  • 8. Choose the AI service agreement
  • 9. Vertex AI and ChatGPT business use
  • 10. Privacy expectations in court
  • 11. Separation has limits

3. III. Death and digital control

  • 12. Your digital successor
  • 13. Leave clear instructions
  • 14. Preserve, then close

4. IV. State removal rights

  • 15. Oregon
  • 16. California
  • 17. Washington
  • 18. Deletion has boundaries

5. V. Data hygiene

  • 19. A smaller footprint
  • 20. Choose one next step

Preserve, then close

Records move into an archive before an account is discarded

Presenter notes

Preserve records needed for estate administration before deletion. Then use documented termination requests and provider death procedures. Seek broker suppression separately. Google warns that closing an account prevents later delivery of its contents. Do not promise removal of public records, reporting, or copies held by others.

Sources:

  • Google's deceased-user process
  • California fiduciary limits
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