In the digital society in which you are immersed daily, there is a real digital inheritance made up of data for everyone, social accounts and content, blog and much more.
It was recently published on the website of Notaries a decalogue to raise awareness and inform citizens on the topic for which there is currently no specific legislation.
What is digital inheritance? It is the set of offline and online resources.
The first category includes files, software and IT documents created or purchased by the deceased person, but also domain names associated with websites. When we talk about online resources we are referring to all those resources that are created through the various types of accounts, be they email, on social networks, financial accounts, of e-commerce or electronic payment.
Even the cryptocurrencies they are part of the digital legacy, given their nature as digital assets.
You can dispose of your digital rights and interests through a will, which always remains the most suitable tool for resources with economic value and more.
Alex Gaetani
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The decalogue can be freely downloaded here
Here is the press release from Notariato.it