Facebook Lets You Send One Last Video from Beyond The Grave

Sunday, 15 January 2012 | 09:19

Your final words are stored remotely in a computer server that the Israeli app company promises is secure

A new Facebook app gives users the chance for one last message after they pass away - sending a final video or text message as a wall posting.  The free app, 'If I Die', asks the question, 'What will you leave behind?'

Its makers suggest that you could share a life story - or even a secret you have never shared before, which might come as something as a surprise to the 130 or so friends average people have on Facebook.

The app doesn't automatically post your 'last words' - instead, you appoint three trustees from your Facebook friends list, who will be messaged when you pass away.

Only when those three have confirmed your death will your final message be passed on, either as a video or a