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And that's fine, by law, but I'm thinking, I would also not like my parents reading my diary if I might have stuff in there I specifically don't want them to re
by akuji1993 8y ago
And that's fine, by law, but I'm thinking, I would also not like my parents reading my diary if I might have stuff in there I specifically don't want them to read (kinda the purpose of a diary in a way). So not sure, what point this makes, other than "Yeah but they can see other stuff I didn't want to share with them too"
- lakisy 8y agoThen create a will/trust that specifically mentions that your diary should be shredded or given to a friend of yours that you trust but NOT the parents. This is happening all the time.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoMy point was that this isn't a a Facebook/web issue, they are following the offline analogue. However, Facebook could easily add an "instructions after death" section .. in fact IIRC they did.