Source: South China Morning PostKuaishou, China’s second-largest short video-sharing platform, has launched a new function that lets people mourn deceased users, joining a growing number of Chinese social networks exploring ways to handle the digital afterlife of their members. During Ching Ming Festival, or tomb-sweeping day, on Sunday, Kuaishou announced that it will begin allowing accounts of deceased users to be handed over to a legacy trustee. The memorialised accounts will display the users’ year of birth and death, as…Read More