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			<span class="post-date">Jun 05</span>

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				Posted by <a href="/forum/user/1076-sumit-barman">Sumit Barman</a>				in <a href="/resources/sigmaway-blog/social-media">Social Media</a>			</span>
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	<p>There are more than seven billion people in the world and imagine the number of people who use social media. Now imagine what will happen to the social media accounts of people who die every year. Your social media account is your identity to the world in today's time. So what happens to all the data which are carefully password protected? What do you do with it? Check out the link below to know what happens to the social media account when a user dies at: <a href="http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/social-media-accounts-after-death/">http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/social-media-accounts-after-death/</a></p>
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