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Show HN: WeExpire – Notes readable only after your death

25 点作者 ciccionamente将近 3 年前

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llagerlof将近 3 年前
That is certainly a very useful service.<p>I think the solution need some improvement, because:<p>1. The system relies in a third party person. What happens if the user loses the qrcode? Or even if he becomes unavailable?<p>2. What if the system send the e-mail, but the user doesn&#x27;t see it (mail server error, spam inbox, etc)?<p>3. What if the server&#x2F;domain goes down? This type of service must the the most reliable possible. Maybe a government funded project could address this.<p>I hope you find solutions for these problems.<p>Since you touched this subject, Google has a service that aims the same, but the validation is different. If the user doesn&#x27;t access his account after n months, a phone call is made to the user AND an e-mail is sent to someone the user choose.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;myaccount.google.com&#x2F;inactive" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;myaccount.google.com&#x2F;inactive</a>
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atmosx将近 3 年前
I thought about a similar service quite a few times. The problem ensuring longevity. In short, the hard part is the technical side, it&#x27;s the org side.
roberdam将近 3 年前
Awesome!, Free, Opensource and does not store any data, can&#x27;t ask for more
catonmylap将近 3 年前
I like the idea itself. However I would not use such kind of service since I&#x27;m always assuming that when I&#x27;m dead those services aren&#x27;t there anymore.