Re: Fwd: Your online life after death

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

 > From: Flora  <http://www.gmail.com/~flora>
 > Date: Sat, 17 Oct 2015 16:40:36 -0400
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 > Something to think about.

It would be really cool if there were a timer on my password manager
which, if it detected lack of activity, would automatically unlock itself
or perhaps unlock itself to certain people.

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 > Your online life after death
 > by Carol Kando-Pineda
 > Counsel, FTC's Division of Consumer & Business Education
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 > OK, so I know you donâ??t really want to talk about this â?? but here goes: weâ?
 > ?re all going to die someday. Maybe youâ??ve already started thinking ahead: 
 > planning for your funeral, the care of loved ones and disposal of your 
 > property. But what about your online life? All the digital files, photos, posts 
 > and other accounts you leave behind might cause a lot of inconvenience â?? even 
 > fraud or identity theft â?? for your loved ones to clean up. Here are a few 
 > tips to figure out a plan for your online life after death.
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 >  by Carol Kando-Pineda
 >  Counsel, FTC's Division of Consumer & Business Education
 > 
 >  OK, so I know you donâ??t really want to talk about this â?? but here goes: weâ
 >  ??re all going to die someday. Maybe youâ??ve already started thinking ahead: 
 >  planning for your funeral, the care of loved ones and disposal of your 
 >  property. But what about your online life? All the digital files, photos, 
 >  posts and other accounts you leave behind might cause a lot of inconvenience â?
 >  ? even fraud or identity theft â?? for your loved ones to clean up. Here are a 
 >  few tips to figure out a plan for your online life after death. Read more > ,
 >  http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/your-online-life-after-death?utm_source=govdelivery
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