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This article discusses the notion of the post-mortem privacy of the deceased Internet user and focuses on the post-mortem privacy protection aspects in common and continental law systems. It analyses the post-mortem privacy regulation by the legal framework and by contracts, provides information about existing measures to protect Internet user’s data post-mortem and discusses the possibilities to improve them.