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I think this could work. Create an offline repository of logins, and agree to only access them after a hundred years (or proven notice of death). It would be o
by jeffool 15y ago
I think this could work. Create an offline repository of logins, and agree to only access them after a hundred years (or proven notice of death).
It would be opt-in of course. Maybe ran by Archive.org? Or as a for profit venture, promising to pass your info on to your family after you die.
Of course, ideally, they would worth in union with service providers. So they would agree to keep your data safe that long, and so that it could be deleted after your death, so no one can pose as you.
Maybe it should be a site like LastPass or PassPack that regularly logs in for you and backs up your data for eventual dissemination post-death? Providing the password service in the meantime?