A new Google feature lets you decide what happens to your data when you die, Twitter had the sniffles this morning, and social browser Rockmelt will start working in other browsers.
- Plan Your Digital Afterlife with Inactive Account Manager Today Google announced a new feature called Inactive Account Manager that allows users to determine what happens to your data after a set amount of inactivity. You'll find the Manager in your Google Account settings page. [Google Public Policy Blog]
- Issue with Links Contained within Tweets This morning several Twitter users reported that links within Tweets had stopped working. The issue was resolved as of 7:10 am PST. [Twitter]
- Introducing Rockmelt for Web Today social browser Rockmelt launched a Flipboard-esque web version of its service that you'll be able to use in your existing browser, instead of Rockmelt's Chromium-based one. The site is currently in closed beta?users of the Rockmelt browser or iOS app are already invited. [Rockmelt]
Photo by photastic (Shutterstock), a2bb5s (Shutterstock), and Feng Yu (Shutterstock).
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