Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Facebook Introduced Legacy Contact Feature For After You Die

10:43 PM

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Sometimes I’m thinking, what if I die? What happen to my Facebook account and other online accounts? I’ve really worried in some of my online accounts like Paypal, Google Adsense, so I’m thinking to have a list of my online accounts and its password and keep it in one place or give it to people I trust. So when I’m gone to this world they have an access to those important accounts. I’m sure you are also thinking if you are dead, what will happen to your online accounts?

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When you’re dead, they cannot ask in your grave what is your username and password. But now, Faceebook has the answer with regards that question; before you’re gone, you can select trusted person who will manage your Facebook account. It’s called Facebook Legacy Contact – you can assign a person you’ve trust to post in you behalf when you gone.

Facebook Legacy contact can post in your account like announcement of your death, respond to a friend requests, can update your cover photo and profile picture. But he/she will not have access to your account login information, personal messages (inbox), account setting and legacy contact have no permission to post using your account on friend’s timeline.

Legacy contact is the new feature of Facebook, which assigned user can continue your online activity even after death. If Facebook noticed that the user was gone, legacy contact will take control the above mention level of privacy. But you can choose instead to have Facebook deleted all your information when you pass away.

How to add a legacy contact? Go to your account Setting > Security >> Legacy Contact. As of now, the feature has been introduced in US and will be available in your country soon.

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