"The challenge is: something needs to be done with these accounts after you die. In most cases, someone needs to be authorized to either close them or, in rare circumstances, transfer them to an heir or other living person. While a conventional will may allow an estate’s executor to access and close some online accounts, in most cases social-media platforms’ privacy policies preclude them from disclosing password information. You may have had the eerie experience of visiting a Facebook page of some one you know has passed away. Fact is, you need your digital presence to end after you are gone. The solution is a digital will, either as part of your main will or, more easily, as a separate document.”