I Didn't Know Heaven Had Wifi

Thanks to DeadSocial, founded by James Norris, you can now post to Facebook and Twitter after you have passed away.

"It really allows you to be creative and literally extend the personality you had while alive in death," said James Norris, founder of DeadSocial. "It allows you to be able to say those final goodbyes."

Users can pick times to make different posts public after they have died. These posts can include text, audio, and video messages. 

You'll be able to say whatever you want, to whomever you want, when you pass away. I find it very interesting. I mean with everyone being on Facebook and/or Twitter, you always wonder what will happen when you pass away. DeadSocial is giving you the chance to admit to that crush you never could or just to tell your family and friends that you love them one last time on camera. That will be something that they will be able to hold onto forever and keep with them. If you don't have the chance to say goodbye to everyone you want to, with DeadSocial you will be able to. 

Find out more information about DeadSocial here in the article CNN.com posted.