Post-Mortem highlights how our sense of immortality online is ultimately dependent on fragile infrastructures controlled by corporations, governed by law, and shaped by shifting cultural norms. It explores the tension between the permanence we imagine in digital spaces and the impermanence inherent in the systems that store, display, and monetize our data. By framing post-mortem data through these intersecting perspectives, the project emphasizes not only what happens to our digital selves after death, but also how this reflects broader questions about identity, memory, and the ethics of technological control.