Digital wills: what French law says
Data instructions, legacy contacts and a will made with a notary: how French law addresses your digital life after your death.
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Practical guidance on writing to your loved ones, organising your digital legacy and passing on your memories with care.
Data instructions, legacy contacts and a will made with a notary: how French law addresses your digital life after your death.
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Read the article →Facebook, Google, Apple, Instagram, online banking and subscriptions: what happens to each account after a death, and what loved ones can do.
Read the article →Accounts, photos, subscriptions, passwords and messages: what happens to your digital life after your death, and how to organise it now.
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