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This is an attorney. No subscription, no tech, no bugs, no encryption, less hackable.
by lancesells 2y ago
This is an attorney. No subscription, no tech, no bugs, no encryption, less hackable.
- mhink 2y ago> Basically a technically competent will executor. I don't think OP is saying that an attorney *can't* get these things done, but that it would make them feel more comfortable knowing that a technically competent person and/or service will be performing the actual actions. I do think there's a place for an attorney here, in the sense that they could be the trusted individual responsible for notifying DeadManService, Inc. that a particular person has, indeed, passed on and wishes DeadManService to run their instructions.
- ufmace 2y agoI'm not sure what value adding a DeadManService would have then. Probably simpler to just have the attorney's instructions say, "Hire a technical consultant to carry out the following:".