Last words website helped the dead to continue making friends

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Australian Peter Ingram opened frombeyond2u.com, Australia's first last words website, to help users send videos, audio, text and other emails prepared before death to friends and family.

Australian Peter Ingram opened frombeyond2u.com, Australia's first last words website, to help users send videos, audio, text and other emails prepared before death to friends and family.

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Have you ever thought about it? One day you may suddenly die, so you may not have time to say goodbye to friends and family. You may not have time to correct the mistakes you have made and say "I love you" to your lover "...... The last word website run by the computer security system operator Ingram can help the dead to "keep in touch" with their loved ones and make the dead "permanent ".

The website charges 1 Australian dollar (about $0.87) per week. Registered users can store their long-cherished memories or good wishes in their own accounts, set the time, and send them to friends and family. You can wish a friend a happy life on the day of his birthday, or send a warm congratulations on the day of his graduation. The private automatic sending system of the website will help you complete all the work.

You can also use the multimedia platform provided by the website to write comments for your funeral.

"Leaving emails, videos, and information to friends after death is not a brand new concept, but the Internet provides us with a broader space for development," Agence France-Presse quoted Ingram on August 17, "You can keep in touch today, tomorrow, or even after your death."

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Ingram's idea of starting a website stems from one of his aunts. Due to brain cancer, the lady lost her ability to speak and write in two weeks after the diagnosis, and she could not even smile. However, she is conscious and fully aware of what is happening around her. In this way, the lady died with a lifetime of secrets, thanks, and regret.

"I have known her for 20 years. It is a painful thing for me," Ingram said.

 

With the last words website, users can share various video, audio, and text files with friends from all over the world during their lifetime. After a user dies, the website is activated and the user's active settings are automatically executed.

In their last words, people can also leave information, such as telling their families where the motorcycle key is stored and where valuable items are hidden. But Ingram said he opened his last words website to encourage people to share their love with their families and communities.

"I am afraid that I will be forgotten after my death, so the main purpose of opening a website is to allow people to share their love with their loved ones. They will always be with their loved ones and will not be forgotten, "he said.

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However, this innovation was also challenged by some people.

A reporter from a radio station once asked INGRAM: "What if the information left by people is foul language? Maybe I want to say "I hate you" to my mother-in-law. I want her to receive an email saying "I hate you" for the next 10 years ."

"I think if you keep harassing her like this, she can change her email address, but this is not the original intention of our website," Ingram replied.

Some people are worried that some may use the website's "post-death message" service to express their deepest secrets, because they think they do not have to take responsibility for their own actions after death.

"This has nothing to do with me. You can do anything you want to do," Ingram said with a smile. He told reporters that he had prepared an "embarrassing" video gift for his son's 21st birthday on the website, even though his son is only 9 years old. (Pingxi)