> I had backed up a ton of personal information on Google Drive. This included tax returns, account passwords for my wife in case I died, personal documents and

> I had backed up a ton of personal information on Google Drive. This included tax returns, account passwords for my wife in case I died, personal documents and spreadsheets, and just about everything I had paper copies of at home. I guess the author learned that lesson, but… please don't. Backups in the cloud are fine, but such sensitive information has to be encrypted. Ideally with a 6 words diceware password or so. And if it is meant for your close ones to recover if you die, write that password down, and lock it up in a couple homes you trust.