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I wrote this for me; now you can read it too. It’s been in draft for years. I was recently a guest on the .NET Rocks podcast on the topic, that episode landed today, which made me revisit and finally get the post out of drafts: Taking control of your digital legacy www.devlead.se/posts/2026/2...

devlead.se@devlead - Mattias Karlsson's Blog - Taking control of your digital legacyA practical inventory, five categories, and the platform features that decide what happens to your domains, repositories, and accounts when you're not around

1/10/26, 7:29 am9 reposts14 likes

Ryan

@radicalbyte.bsky.social

I have a book with my passwords + accounts in it for my wife. She knows which one it is. We need a better solution; I was talking people around the EU wallet about having that form they the key. Especially as they can make supporting said infrastructure a requirement.

rangemarten.bsky.social

@rangemarten.bsky.social

Good topic! The thought occasional crosses my mind as well. My thinking is that I am concerned that lots of our digital legacy are lost due to being locked behind corporate encryption. Some thoughts should be kept private but lot of thoughts of "trivial" nature can be very interesting for the future