LiveMemoriesAI
Can I create a memorial?
Version 2.1 · Last updated 17 August 2026
The short answer is: you must have a real connection with the person who died and permission to share the materials. What matters is the law and the people involved, not the technical ability to open an account. This page explains how we interpret it, with references to the applicable law.
Service provider
Sergio Fernández · Avenida Gran Vía de Vicálvaro, Madrid, 28052, Spain
Privacy & rights contact
contact@livememoriesai.com
Who may be authorised
Article 3 of Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD) recognises people connected to the deceased by family or personal ties, their heirs and the people designated or authorised by them. This can include a child, partner, sibling, grandchild, close friend or another person with a real relationship. You do not need to be the closest relative, but you must be able to explain the relationship and act respectfully.
Usually compatible examples
A daughter creating a private memorial for her mother; a partner with the family’s backing; a lifelong friend who has been authorised; an heir who can lawfully share the relevant photographs and conversations; or a relative expressly designated by the deceased person in life.
Situations that are not enough
Finding someone interesting online, being a distant stranger, wanting to imitate a public figure or having access to files without permission is not enough. A living person must not be replicated without their valid, express, informed and revocable permission.
Materials need their own permission
Being connected to the deceased does not automatically give you permission to upload every chat, photograph or recording. Share only what you are allowed to provide, consider the living people who appear in it, and remove or mask what is not needed. If the materials contain special-category data (health, ideology, religion, sexual orientation), apply maximum caution: minimise and consider omitting anything that is not essential for the memorial.
If you are unsure
Do not guess. Pause before uploading, talk with the family or the person who holds the relevant rights, and keep a record of the authorisation. You can also contact the team through the Opposition channel without creating an account, indicating your relationship and the replica your query refers to. If you doubt the legality of a specific material, refrain from uploading it until you have clarified it.
If you disagree with a memorial
A legitimised person who is not a user can request information, an immediate precautionary suspension while we verify the relationship, or definitive removal. The Opposition channel offers a public route and explains the response deadlines.
Go to the Opposition channelLegal basis
The applicable regime is that of the laws of Spain and the European Union: GDPR, LOPDGDD, AI Act, LO 1/1982 (honour, privacy and personal image) and, where applicable, civil legislation on personality and intellectual property rights. This page is an informational guide and does not replace personalised legal advice.
Our service levels (SLA)
- Acknowledgement: ≤ 48 business hours from sending.
- Precautionary suspension: ≤ 24 hours from reasonable verification of the relationship.
- Request resolution: ≤ 15 calendar days (target). Legal maximum: 1 month (GDPR art. 12.3).
- Effective deletion: ≤ 72 hours after a favourable resolution, subject to the technical backup rotation windows.