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Let's hope that this is the worst for my loved one's worries. My will will contain instructions for how to unlock my private keys and get access to my 1passwor

• WillAdams 2y ago
  My solution here was to name my son w/ the same first/last name (both grandfathers had the same name, one as middle, the other as first, so he got that as a middle name instead of the traditional southern great-grandmother's maiden name as middle name which was inflicted on me of my paternal grandfather whose name I bear). My main e-mail address matches this (and most user names on various forums --- I even offered my son my @willadams Twitter handle which I don't use), so the current e-mail password is written down in an envelope in a safe and on my demise he can take over that e-mail and notify folks of my passing and more importantly, seamlessly take over those accounts tied to it which he views the digital content of worthwhile (Amazon Kindle w/ over 1,000 books, Amazon Music w/ decades worth of Amazon Rips for purchased CDs, GOG games (which brings us full circle almost).
• pbhjpbhj 2y ago
  This is my way of thinking too, but realistically we don't know if today will be our last - one needs to have a dead-man's-handle now. It's like backups, something else I really need to get done!