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Opinion

Why it’s the wrong time for a rainbow hearse

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Here at Death.io we know Death can sometimes be a sensitive subject and different communities have different relationships with death. Our marketing freelancer Lola Phoenix discusses …

Death and digital

What are digital deaths and digital legacies?

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Given that so much of our lives are now online, it’s no wonder that we now have a phrase for when we die there – digital …

Explainer

How online death communities can help with grief

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While grief itself is as unique as the person feeling it, to feel supported and understood whilst feeling these intense emotions can be invaluable. The rise …

Explainer

How eco-funerals are evolving

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In a short space of time, climate change has become the hot topic on everyone’s agenda and many companies are now looking at ways to help …

Death and digital

What happens to your cloud when you die?

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As technology has evolved, we’re now able to do things we would never have thought possible a decade ago. Take cloud storage for example – being …

Explainer

How your Fitbit could help you to die better

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For most of us, we know that leading a more active life is going to allow us to live longer and with less health problems and …

Explainer

What happens if someone dies on holiday?

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It’s getting to that time of the year, the summer holidays are approaching and we’re all getting excited about leaving the daily grind behind for a …

Opinion

Will you put your pet down when you die?

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Down here at HQ we spend a lot of time reading, watching and writing about death related things. And every once in a while, we come …

Explainer

How to die at home in the UK

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In our previous article ‘How the internet of things can help the end of life process’ we talked about how almost two thirds of us want …

Just for funPersonal

Our top 5 favourite obituaries

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The playwright, George Bernard Shaw once said “Life does not cease to be funny when people die any more than it ceases to be serious when …