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Make a useful starting point

Start with what someone would need to find, understand and check. You can build a useful map without collecting your secrets in one place.

What is a digital legacy?Your digital legacy includes the accounts, files, devices and digital affairs someone may need to understand after your death. A useful plan explains where to start.A digital legacy checklist your family can useRecord what exists, where to find the information, your wishes and the appropriate next step. Keep passwords and recovery secrets out of the inventory.Share a useful starting point, with a clear boundaryChoose who needs each digital matter, share only the relevant information, check the recipient's view and understand what revoking access can and cannot do.Set up provider arrangements alongside your mapApple Legacy Contact and Google Inactive Account Manager have different triggers and limits. Record your arrangements without copying access or recovery secrets into your map.A map of your affairs and a password manager do different jobsA password manager protects sign-in secrets. A digital legacy map explains what matters, where information is kept and which next steps someone should check.Choose a tool for the job you need it to doCompare a document, a password manager, provider settings and a digital legacy map by the information they hold, who can see it and how you can change or leave the arrangement.

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