Delaware’s “Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets and Digital Accounts Act” grants heirs and the executor of the will the same powers over digital accounts or devices as over physical assets like a house or cash.
The law grants access to email and social network accounts, but also online banking, shopping, web hosting and domain name management accounts.
It also extends to any “digital device”, which includes desktops, laptops, tablets, peripherals, servers, mobile telephones and “any similar storage device which currently exists or may exist as technology develops”. — Telegraph.
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