PassMyWill Is A Will For Your Online Assets And Passwords

A death certificate should be required.
Reply · 7 ·  · 5 hours ago

Achin Sharma ·  Top Commenter · Founder at Achshar
what happens when Facebook becomes Myspace and no one uses it.. like, forever again but are still very much alive? there should be a more standardized way of checking if someone is dead. Like send an email and wait for a response for a week, if no response then you are dead. users can set it on the site if they are going on long vacations or Antarctica or something.
Reply · 1 ·  · 5 hours ago

Dan Danilkin
That is exactly how it works. Facebook and Twitter check is just a way to bother you less with emails.
Reply ·  · 4 hours ago

Achin Sharma ·  Top Commenter · Founder at Achshar
Dan Danilkin an email every 3 months isnt exactly a burden. alot better than being deemed dead due to changing social networking trends.
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t_manifest (signed in using Yahoo)
Not sure there's enough ignorant- uneducated idiots to support this on the planet. Then again I could be wrong judging from the direction things are going.
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Nami Zarringhalam · Stockholm, Sweden
Sounds a bit like MyWebWill https://www.mywebwill.com/ Interesting area :)
Reply ·  · 5 hours ago

David Golden · Vice President at Executive Benefits
Pointless reason to give up all your passwords to one site hosted in Russia.
Reply ·  · 2 hours ago

Nathan Loofbourrow · The Ohio State University
Bets on whether this startup dies before I do.
Reply ·  · about an hour ago

Ngan Nguyen · Tutor at Edmonds Community College
zzz
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Gerald Becker
Second that
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Roland Sailer · Zürich, Switzerland
Bad luck if you just went on a long journey. Have a look at Datainherit from Switzerland. They have years of experience with this topic http://www.datainherit.com/en/why_data_inheritance/overview_data_inheritance.html
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Florian Menevis · Zürich, Switzerland
Datainherit has a much too broad scope. They offer all kinds of services, password management, data storage and so on. It's a typical example of focus vs. feature richness whereas a focused and streamlined app wins the game.