Practical guides on digital legacy planning, crypto security, and protecting your most important secrets.
Laws like RUFADAA and the EU Digital Legacy Act are catching up to digital inheritance — but legal access still requires technical access. Here is the gap.
Emergency access in 1Password, Bitwarden, and LastPass sounds like a digital-legacy plan. It isn't. Here is what those features actually do — and don't.
Over $20B in crypto is already lost forever. If you hold a self-custody wallet, "tell my spouse" is not a succession plan. Here is what actually works.
Our highest tier is write-only: even we can never read it, and even you cannot read it back. Here is why that is exactly what you want for some secrets.
Who should receive your digital legacy, how many to pick, and how the invite-and-confirm flow keeps everyone in the loop.
The inactivity timer is the heart of Testamently. Here is exactly how check-ins, reminders, and the grace period work together.
A dead man's switch automatically acts when you stop checking in. Here's how they work and why they matter for your digital life.
Your seed phrase is the master key to your crypto. Paper burns, metal rusts, memory fails. Here are the secure backup options.
Most people have dozens of accounts their family can't access after they die. Here's what to do about it before it's too late.
AES-256-GCM is the encryption standard used to protect your data. Here's what it means in practice and why it matters.