Static is all that one would experience outside of space-time. Likewise, sensible information does not have its origin outside of conventional space-time. In summary, information needs a suitable vehicle to exist, and is encoded in relationships within the vehicle. For the localized storage of information, memory, the solid state of matter is the only practical one, because the molecules of liquids and gasses do not maintain stable relationships, and waves travel. Where wave patterns carry information, the patterns which make the relationships must be kept stable to keep the information stable.
Information transfer needs a suitable pathway.
Where information moves, there is some carrier medium which moves with it, such as radio waves, or electrons. If information is ever left without a vehicle, it ceases to exist, because it is dependent on relationships within vehicles. Any such information placed in such a vehicle would probably be altered beyond recognition upon retrieval. If the laws regarding the nature of information can be understood, then that knowledge can be used as a tool in the analysis of belief systems that deal with information and information transfer. Reincarnation would be one example, if we consider the memory of past lives.