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I think this one is actually possible, they have policy for letting loved ones into accounts. Better to be sure and write the account password in the will.
by pshc 4y ago
I think this one is actually possible, they have policy for letting loved ones into accounts.
Better to be sure and write the account password in the will.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y ago> they have policy for letting loved ones into accounts Who has this policy? The blockchain??
- pshc 4y agoApple
- stouset 4y agoWell now, sounds like you’ve just given centralized control to a third party. Guess your keys aren’t your keys after all.
- pshc 4y agoKeys are still safe in your phone. It’s an encrypted backup. Random Apple employees can’t get to the private key. I’m not interested in goalkeeping both sides of the convenience-security spectrum. Bury your keys in a tin can if you want, or custody at an insured exchange if that’s your preference. I think installing say Rainbow Wallet is a fine choice.