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oh, that's a good point, indeed. I didn't factor in the technical ability of my relatives. I guess I should.
by hinata08 4y ago
oh, that's a good point, indeed.
I didn't factor in the technical ability of my relatives. I guess I should.
- ska 4y ago> I guess I should. Not just technical ability, but state of mind etc. Anything needed quickly (not everyone will have such) should be straightforwardly accessible by someone who is both distracted and busy.
- hinata08 4y agoI used to sort my data into organised archives on USB HDDs, until I went to college. Then I found it time consuming and began to just dump home folders and SD cards onto SATA HDDs for back ups And now I haven't even done back ups since I began to work. Tagging some USB stuff would be the most straightforward for them, I guess. A bit like a "play me if I don't come back" VHS as seen in movies. And I would include the letters to unsubscribe to everything, and GDPR requests to delete my data as mentioned by the creator of the thread in >So I ask: do you have a procedure in place to grant or transfer access in case of death?