Jools’ Law was a UK campaign led by Ellen Roome MBE, calling for the automatic preservation of a child’s online and social media data within five days of death.  She achieved this on 29th April 2026.

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When a child dies, their digital life may hold crucial evidence.

Vital digital evidence can disappear within hours, leaving families without answers and preventing proper accountability.

Jools’ Law ensures that data is preserved so the truth can be found and big tech companies can be held accountable.