Core Principle
A person may knowingly choose suspension while preserving identity records, data, and any legally established right to restoration.
Detailed Rules
- Suspension does not automatically equal death or abandonment of rights.
- Restoration conditions, timing, and resource obligations should be recorded in advance.
- Third parties may not alter core cognition during suspension without authority.
Scope and Limits
Long-term preservation costs may be regulated by contract and law, but maintenance rules may not disguise deletion.