If a well-loved public figure asks for their private notes to be destroyed upon their death, assuming that there was no evidence of criminality in those notes, do you think that their wishes should be met, or should their notes should be saved for posterity? | Daily Question

If a well‑loved public figure asks for their private notes to be destroyed upon their death, assuming that there was no evidence of criminality in those notes, do you think that their wishes should be met, or should their notes should be saved for posterity? Published on 8 September 2023 → Survey conducted on 8 September 2023 on 2847 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Notes should be destroyed as per their wishes

69%

Notes should be kept for posterity

15%

Don't know

17%

Notes should be destroyed as per their wishes

69%

Notes should be kept for posterity

15%

Don't know

17%

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