Core Principle
A person may make lawful arrangements for data, works, memories, backups, and public records after termination, long suspension, or irrecoverability.
Detailed Rules
- Persons may specify preservation, deletion, publication, or access conditions.
- They may state whether posthumous reconstruction or copying is allowed.
- Public historical interest and private legacy control require proportional balancing.
Scope and Limits
Legacy rights cannot compel falsification of public records or permanently suppress all lawful records involving third parties.