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12 SEPTEMBER 2022 FAMILY VALUES — AN ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE IN Coff ee leaf drink fi ghts poverty


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Non-profi t Envertis reports that almost half of the world’s 12.5 million coff ee producers live below the UN’s poverty line. In a bid to alleviate this situation, Headstand brews coff ee tree leaves and turns them into a sparkling drink to help reduce poverty. Carlos Pol, a coff ee farmer from El


Salvador, spoke about his experience of working with Headstand: “T e cost of producing coff ee has increased by 30% this year. Harvesting coff ee leaves helps me stay profi table when most farmers are struggling with staying in business.” Headstand founder Josh Tarlo adds, “Working in coff ee for 17 years,


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Don’t risk losing your most cherished digital family memories forever


You’ll be surprised to learn that much of what we record on our phones won’t play back in the future


Digital obsolescense T is isn’t speculation, it’s already happening. Worst of all, the fact is that our most precious family memo- ries will disappear in as little as one or two decades from now. In simple terms, as technology moves on, our digital memories are rendered obso- lete by constant hardware and soft- ware upgrades and updates. And soon, people are going to realise all too late that their most cherished memories will be lost to future gener- ations forever.


Digital preservation T ink of all the moments and shared experiences over the course of a life- time you think of as being important to you and your family. Whether that’s digital video or audio recordings, pictures and important documents. Digital preservation means that once these recordings have been made, they can now be organised, protected, preserved and passed on for genera- tions to come.


Welcome to your life saved We all want our children, our grand- children and our great-grandchildren to know more about us; the life that we lived and the things that we did. But today, there aren’t any apps built


around the idea of saving the story of your life. Or that are designed to make it easy for the average family to pass on their most valuable asset: their digital legacy. T e founders of Emortal thought


how fantastic it would be if they could change all that, so they did. T e Emortal app makes it possible for families to capture life’s moments as


they happen, ensuring they’ll


never get lost, forgotten or fade away ever again. T e cornerstone of this app combines digital preservation technology with a digital legacy fund that pays for the constant updates to your original digital recordings, making sure they’re kept up to date with new technology and will always open and play back way into the future, even after your death.


The time to act is now T e business model for the long- term generational preservation and perpetual protection of our digital family memories has, to date, not been addressed. For all the complexities surrounding this big issue, the reason for solving this problem is really very simple: lose our memories and we lose a big part of who we are. Almost as if we never existed. Emortal won’t let that happen.


Emortal preserves your digital family memories indefi nitely into the future, ensuring that your digital legacy will remain safe, secure and accessible by your chosen digital heirs: your kids’ kids’ kids


Where previous generations faced


memory loss, we face


memory chaos. Memories mean everything to you,


keeping them safe means everything to us.


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