If you want your stuff to live on, there is an easy fix. You can set up your will so some or all of your stuff will be uploaded to a public place, such as GitHu

If you want your stuff to live on, there is an easy fix. You can set up your will so some or all of your stuff will be uploaded to a public place, such as GitHub or whatever. Or you can ask a friend to go through your digital possessions and use their own judgement regarding what to do with it. Simply doing nothing and expecting app stores to come up with something like memorialized accounts is not going to work. The "best" they can do is delete your apps faster when notice of your death comes in. If you're writing a will anyway, why not just include a clause about the data on your hard drives? Arguably, including a "data will" is probably more important to your legacy than the boring minutiae of how to split up your bank account.