Personally, I think that this kind of thing, or depends on the situation, can not be generalized.

This question has to be viewed from a person's point of view

Specifically, if it's a loved one to a friend that you miss very much, their departure has brought you great sadness, pain, and longing, and it may not be able to heal for a long time. In this case, those contact phone numbers and WeChat left in your cell phone, designated to be forever muted, never come out to disturb and bother you again.

So, if you're looking at the past friendships of your friends and family, you might as well keep them, and keep them as a reminder of what you've done. Of course, if they are just ordinary friends and coworkers and relatives who are not very close, that's a different story. As long as you know that they have indeed passed away, there is absolutely no need to keep their phone numbers and messages.

The reason is very simple, in this case, still keep those phone calls, microblogging, occupy your cell phone memory, not only does not make any sense, and every time I accidentally turn to see, may also make themselves creepy, why bitter!

If a friend passes away, there are only two ways to keep contact information from being deleted

The first is that his contact information was used by his family instead, and the person who kept it had a good relationship with the family of the person who passed away, so it wasn't deleted and was kept. But this phenomenon is rare, generally people died, even his family may not be retained and used, but also may be deleted faster than friends.

The second kind of it, that is, too many WeChat friends, with the deceased friend before adding a friend, and rarely or even no chat at all, and forget to delete. I personally believe that the death of a friend also means that the friendship love in this life is also broken , if it is a very good friend, it should be retained is once together with a little bit of good, to save this good in the memory. However, there is no need to keep the contact information on WeChat, it is just a kind of decoration, there is no significance.

Moreover, when a friend passes away, the contact information is not used for a long time, such as micro-signal, cell phone number, etc., and it will be automatically withdrawn and given to another stranger to use. So what, it should be deleted.

People have passed away, but the feelings are still there

It is said that a world of love, three unforgettable, keep the deceased friend's WeChat is also a kind of nostalgia. The first thing you need to do is to send a message or two on New Year's Day, congratulations! The first thing you need to do is to get a good deal of money.

People are living more and more transparent, when you turn over the old friend's WeChat, there are photos, you can look at more , but also can be these years of thoughts pouring pouring pouring, tell the old friend of your comprehension of the life of a person, see through what? This way, they are relatively more solid, life is also more fun, more importantly, for the future planning a good place to go.

Life friends are rare, in the world, departed, there is friendship, although he (she) in that head, you in this head, but the heart is the same, but I hope to cherish this friendship, keep WeChat, for thoughts.

People die, in fact, is to go through three processes

The first time, is the heart stops beating, all organs stop working for a few hours, the blood is static. This is physical death.

The second time, it is at the funeral, when friends and family of the living come to offer condolences and send the deceased to the last layer. This is social death.

The third time, is until the earthly world, all the rumors about the life of the deceased, deeds, in the world completely no one remembers his existence, completely forgotten, as if the person had not existed. This is the real death, all the people in the world no longer remember you ......

If you are a nostalgic person, you can stay, after all, there is still a thought.

What's the difference between a name in a cell phone and a name written down in a book?

Of course, I'm not usually in the habit of voluntarily deleting my contacts, except for the ones that are scams and malicious sales pitches. In the digital age, everyone leaves all sorts of digital traces from birth. Websites, microblogs, headlines and other various platforms leave data; WeChat, QQ, SMS and other kinds of communication records; banks, insurance, real estate agents, transportation, security and other kinds of business system records.

There are the ones left behind on their own initiative, the ones recorded by family and friends, and the ones captured by big data. There's text, there's voice, there's video. While most of these personal digital imprints get buried in digital dust, they never completely disappear.

You delete a contact from your phone. It's just deleting a copy in the digital world. The rest of that person's imprint remains on the Internet. It's on the hard drive of the Tencent servers that you connect to every day.