Interesting point about planning for contacting digital friends. For family tech support reasons I have my dad's and mom's Facebook passwords. I don't think th

Interesting point about planning for contacting digital friends. For family tech support reasons I have my dad's and mom's Facebook passwords. I don't think they have many digital friends, but still. My wife doesn't have my passwords -- except the ones for my phone and my laptop -- but if she opens them she'll find Facebook etc. logged in (even though I've sworn off it for a while now). She'll also be able to see whom I've chatted with. Should I die suddenly, a handful of people who are very important to me may find out. But if something happens to both of us jointly (this night atypical rainfall in my city -- twice the average for February in under six hours -- killed a bunch of people) -- these digital friends will go uncontacted. Maybe I should give some of my passwords to my parents too.