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Digital legacy refers to the digital content and online accounts that a person leaves behind after they pass away. It can include things like: – Social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube etc) – Email accounts – Online photos and videos – Blogs or websites – Online financial accounts and assets – Files stored in the cloud or on devices – Other online accounts and subscriptions
A person’s digital legacy has become increasingly important as more of our lives and memories exist online. However, managing one’s digital legacy after death can be challenging. Some key issues include: – Accessing and securing accounts and data after someone passes away. This often requires legal authorization and navigating account security. – Deciding what to do with online accounts – some may wish to memorialise them while others would prefer their accounts deleted. – Transferring digital assets and heirlooms such as photos and videos to heirs. – Respecting the deceased’s privacy and wishes for their digital legacy. Proper Digital Estate planning can help manage one’s digital legacy. Steps like creating a digital will with account details, appointing a digital executor, and providing instructions for account management can help ensure one’s digital legacy is handled as desired. Organising digital information and expressing wishes also assists executors in managing a digital legacy.
If you don’t plan for your digital legacy, your family won’t be able to access any of it. Just like a will can help ensure all your physical assets go to the person you want to have them, planning your digital legacy can make sure all your digital assets are dealt with in a proper manner.
The interactions and content that a person developed before passing away influence that individual’s digital legacy. This includes their social media accounts, emails, images, videos, gaming & subscription accounts and websites.
There are number of ways to make arrangements for your online presence. Apple, Samsung & Facebook have already rolled out an option to set this up. Others do not provide an easy solution. The Digital Legacy Owl is here to guide you through the process.