# Continuity Off-Ramp **Domain:** Digital Afterlife / Choice Architecture / Consent **Doc Type:** Canonical Concept **Maturity:** Developed **Evidence / Concept Status:** Corpus synthesis ## Definition A **Continuity Off-Ramp** is a lawful path by which a person can decline, exit, suspend, or redirect technological continuity without losing unrelated civil rights or having a provider decide the outcome by default. ## Continuity Significance It treats exit as architecture rather than a one-time checkbox. ## Existing Architecture / Evidence Exit, revocation, cancellation, migration, and religious-conscience mechanisms provide analogues. ## Evidentiary Boundary / Red-Team Note An off-ramp should not be assumed to be a covert cost-saving device without evidence. ## Related Ontology [[wiki/Continuity Opt-Out|Continuity Opt-Out]] · [[wiki/Exit Rights|Exit Rights]] · [[wiki/Eschatological Neutrality|Eschatological Neutrality]] · [[wiki/Continuity Supersession|Continuity Supersession]]