@techinherstep: Replying to @OwlWisdom P2-Where should you store your digital estate inventory list? All the logins, subscriptions, digital assets you own, photos, etc. my first assumption was to store everything in my password manager. And while that’s where I’m keeping my encrypted master copy, I learned pretty quickly that relying on one location creates another problem: what happens if your family can’t access it when they need it? In Episode 2 of The Digital Life You Leave Behind; The Safest Place for Your Digital Life, I’m sharing the 3 step system I’m setting up for my own digital estate: 1.An encrypted digital inventory I can keep updated. 2.A secure offline recovery path. 3.And a trusted person who knows where the plan exists and how to begin. Because digital estate planning isn’t just about protecting passwords. It’s about making sure the right person can find and access your important online accounts, digital assets, photos, documents and recovery information after you’re gone. If you use a password manager like 1Password, Bitwarden, Apple Passwords or another service, make sure you also understand its emergency access or account recovery process. #digitalestate #digitalassets #estateplanning #digitalestateplanning #digitallegacy

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