Death and Dying in the Digital Age

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One QR Code, 500+ Photos The New Tech You Need for Legacy | Cameron Labrecque

One QR Code, 500+ Photos The New Tech You Need for Legacy | Cameron Labrecque17 févr.29 min

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<p>What happens when a lifetime of digital memories—thousands of photos, videos, and stories—is scattered across social media and hidden in locked phones?</p>

<p>In this episode of The Digital Legacy Podcast, host Niki Weiss, Digital Thanatologist, sits down with Cameron Labrecque, the 24-year-old CEO of Rememery. They discuss how a single Christmas gift (a cardinal snow globe) sparked a mission to fix the "problem of preservation" and how technology can turn a static obituary into a living, interactive narrative of a life well-lived.</p>

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<p>Why cardinals are the universal medium for connecting with lost loved ones and how they inspired the Rememery brand.</p><p>How to move from a physical box of photos to a digital legacy site with over 500+ memories accessible to your entire family.</p><p>How a simple 2x2 QR code on a headstone can turn a cemetery visit into an experiential journey through a person’s life.</p><p>How families can curate and protect a loved one’s story by approving which photos and videos are made public.</p><p>Why you should think twice before using AI to "recreate" a deceased loved one’s likeness without their prior terms-and-conditions consent.</p><p>Why you should never be mad at the friend who is always taking pictures—you’ll be thanking them in 10 years.</p>

<p>Because your legacy isn't just about being remembered—it's about how your story is told for the next 100 years</p>

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