
THE LAST DIGITAL FOOTPRINT: RETHINKING THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONTROL OVER PERSONAL DATA IN THE DIGITAL AFTERLIFE AND RIGHTS IN THESE DIGITAL TIMES
Digital remains—social media, cloud storage, and emails—persist after death, but India lacks clear rules on control. This paper examines tensions between the deceased’s privacy, family wishes, and corporate policies, proposing a mixed framework treating digital assets as inheritable estate while preserving dignity through wills and digital executors.








