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Who Acts When the User Is Gone? Digital Remains, Survivor Claims, and Post-Mortem Governance
Digital systems continue to govern accounts, devices, data, and recovery channels after an account holder dies, leaving survivors to manage digital remains through mechanisms built around a living user. We examine post-mortem digital governance as a sociotechnical problem of cooperative and conteste
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