if i die - facebook app

Genius.
Why didn't I think of this first?
Genius.

Wish you had one last thing to say?

Now is your chance!

 if i die is the first and only facebook application that enables you to create a video or a text message that will only be published after you die. 

It could be your life story, a secret you haven't shared before or even a will. 

It's easy... 
1. Install the app on Facebook
2. Record your message (text or video)
3. Choose your trustees



 After installing the app, the user is asked to choose trustees from his Facebook friends list, those trustees will receive a message about their important task - confirm your death. Only when all 3 trustees confirm the passing, the pre-recorded or written message will be published on the deceased Facebook profile (wall posting).


Install the app HERE, because you never know.... today could be your last day!

The only advice I would give this company... change your name to "when i die", because unfortunately, this is the inevitable. 


-Chari

Order from Facebook

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Facebook photos have always been fun to look at, but virtually impossible to print ... until now. To order prints of any of your Facebook photos, including photos you are tagged in, simply install the Facebook photo ordering app from your Facebook account.

The app is still a Beta release, meaning your feedback is welcome to help make it perfect via the feedback link in the app. Once it is installed, select the photos you wish to order, press "Add to Cart" to put them in your shopping cart, and when you are ready to order, press "Go to Cart" to open the shopping cart and complete the order. The order is sent to us at Persnickety Prints, just as any other order you place using your online photo account.



Ordering Facebook photos is a great way to preserve your memories so you can enjoy your Facebook photos anytime, even when you are not in front of a computer.

I recommend ordering smaller sized prints from Facebook. Images are compressed when posted online and are usually too low to print anything larger than a 5x7 or 8x10.

 Facebook recently enabled a new feature that allows you to upload high resolution photos, so next time you upload to Facebook, choose the high resolution option for better quality prints.

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