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Japan Urges Citizens to Include Digital Logins in Wills Amid Rising Concerns

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Japan Urges Citizens to Include Digital Logins in Wills Amid Rising Concerns
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  • Japan urges adding digital accounts in wills for easier family management.
  • Listing usernames/passwords can prevent subscription costs after death.
    • Open, unused accounts harm the environment due to data storage.
    • Consumer Affairs Center supports 'digital end-of-life planning' in Japan.
    • Meta and Apple offer digital legacy tools, but many do not.
    • Use password managers to simplify posthumous account management.
    • Increased smartphone use drives need for managing digital legacies.
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