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Probably not, because keeping a trusted account of the alive/dead status of each member doesn't sound feasible.
by fragsworth 10y ago
Probably not, because keeping a trusted account of the alive/dead status of each member doesn't sound feasible.
- Jtsummers 10y agoA potential method would be some sort of "still alive" signal. If it isn't received after X years (how many years missing before you're declared legally dead?), the system would stop paying to your account. This doesn't prevent others from obtaining your credentials and maintaining your account (see people not reporting deceased family members to keep their social security checks).