Reducing Digital Pollution After a Death: Digital Rest Commitment to a Cleaner, More Respectful Internet

Digital pollution is a growing problem in our increasingly connected society. Inactive internet accounts not only contribute to web clutter, but also pose identity theft and privacy issues. Digital Rest, a leading #deathtech company, has made reducing digital pollution after a death its priority. Here's how.

The Impact of Death on Digital Pollution

Greenpeace published a report entitled "Clicking Clean," which highlights the environmental impact of the digital industry. It states that if the digital industry were a country, it would be the third largest consumer of electricity in the world.

When a person dies, their online accounts don't automatically disappear. These inactive accounts, whether social media, email, or e-commerce, can contribute to digital pollution. Not only do they use server resources, but they can also become targets for hackers and identity thieves.

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Digital Rest Commitment

Digital Rest is committed to combating digital pollution by helping families close the online accounts of deceased individuals. Using a specialized algorithm, Digital Rest identifies the deceased's accounts and takes steps to close them, while respecting the deceased's privacy and confidentiality.

Digital Rest's commitment to a cleaner internet is reflected in:

1. Online Account Identification: Digital Rest uses a dedicated algorithm to identify the deceased's accounts on the 50 most popular websites.
2. Request for Account Closure: The Digital Rest team contacts each website to request account closure, respecting each website's specific procedures.
3. Respect for the Deceased's Privacy: All actions are carried out with respect for the deceased's privacy and intimacy.
4. Support for Bereaved Families: Digital Rest provides valuable support to bereaved families, relieving them of the burden of managing the deceased's digital life.

A Cleaner and More Respectful Internet

By taking these steps, Digital Rest is helping to reduce digital pollution and create a cleaner and more respectful internet. Closing digital accounts not only reduces digital clutter, but also preserves the privacy of the deceased and protects their memory.

Conclusion

Digital pollution after a death is a problem that cannot be ignored. Thanks to the commitment and work of Digital Rest, we can all contribute to a cleaner and more respectful internet. If you are faced with the task of managing the digital legacy of a deceased loved one, do not hesitate to contact Digital Rest to find out how they can help you.

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