Listen, it's the bird show.

If something happens to you, you pass away, who do you trust with all your information online?

Is this a no-brainer?

Would it be your significant other, the first person that checks everything when you pass away?

Is it somebody else? That is causing a

huge debate online right now. It is because apparently a lot of people were unaware of the feature

that Apple has on iPhones called the legacy contact, which basically gives someone that you trust

access to your phone in case of your untimely demise.

I love this.

Yeah.

So they will have access to your photos, your messages, your notes, your files, your apps that

you've downloaded, device backups, and more, certain information like movies, music books,

or subscriptions you purchase with Apple.

The only thing that it will not give people is payment information,

passwords, and pass keys.

Oh, well, then never mind.

They need passwords.

Because as soon as I'm gone, I want all my stuff shut down.

Yeah.

I want the Instagram gone.

I want the Facebook gone.

I want all of it gone.

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