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ARTICLE · 13 OCTOBER 2017

Your Digital Footprint: Social Media And Digital Assets

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As you may have heard, Maureen Henry, as reported by CBC News earlier this week, is trying to put some closure on the loss of her son, Dovi, three years after he was found dead.

CanadaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Alan Wainer CA, CPA, CPA (Illinois)
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As you may have heard, Maureen Henry, as reported by CBC News earlier this week, is trying to put some closure on the loss of her son, Dovi, three years after he was found dead. It appears she will be obtaining a court order that will force Apple, Google, Facebook and Bell to provide his passwords. The objective: to find out what happened in the days leading up to his disappearance.

Her experience and the emotional stress it would put on any parent, raises a number of questions about digital assets or our electronic possessions:

  1. Do we realize how social media plays a part in our lives each and every day?
  2. Have you ever lost your iPhone and did you go into a state of panic?

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