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This would be a good use case of having a trust and a last will and testament, that provides instructions to your friends how to decrypt a password container, k
by LinuxBender 9y ago
This would be a good use case of having a trust and a last will and testament, that provides instructions to your friends how to decrypt a password container, keypass, etc... that takes FB out of the loop. The executor or beneficiary can log in and update the account to something appropriate.
- danso 9y agoThat adds some complexity though. Not just the problem of the key getting lost, but of the "friend" deciding to break into your account while you're alive. Or they key getting compromised some other way.
- LinuxBender 9y agoThat isn't how a trust / will works. Your friend won't know about the account information until you have passed on and your lawyer contacts them. You could certainly make them aware of the fact this will occur ahead of time so they don't ignore the legal notice or phone call. As to whether you can trust your friend or not, that is a different matter all together. You have to pick someone you can trust. If no such person exists, just close your FB ahead of time.