TECHNOLOGY ENTERTAINMENT - New Facebook App Lets Users Compose Last Update Before They Die | Digg Topnews

The deathbed is an inconvenient
place to compose your last
Facebook update. Frankly, at that
point, you might have other
priorities.
However, a new application for
the social media site called If I Die
gives people a chance to write
their final status update in
advance. Hopefully, long in
advance.
It works like this: After installing
the free app, a person chooses
three Facebook friends to be
"trustees" whose job is to verify
your eventual death. Once those
people are picked, the user can
then record videos or craft any
number of status updates that
will be published posthumously,
such as "Why didn't I spend
more time doing the mambo,"
"The pizza's better in heaven" or
"Can somebody tape 'The
Bachelor' for me?"
Once the trustees confirm your
death, the post-mortem
messages can be published all at
once to your Facebook wall or
released on a designated
schedule, according to
Mashable.com . REad more...


New Facebook App Lets Users Compose Last Update Before They Die | Digg Topnews