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• What are personal Vaults?

  What are personal Vaults? Nowadays we have all sorts of data stored in numerous different locations. With Myend Vault, you can store keycodes and passwords to help others unlock your data and close accounts after you pass away. The Vaults are secure boxes that unlock specific devices or services when you're no longer here and your Myend account is deactivated by a Trustee.Some readers

• Who can see what you store in your Vaults?

  What are Vaults? The Vaults are secure boxes that can unlock specific devices or accounts when you're no longer here, such as your mobile phone, Facebook account or website admin page. With the Myend Vault feature, you can store these keycodes and passwords to help your trustees unlock your data, close your accounts or memorialize them. Who can see what you store in your Vaults? The only ones who can see information in your Vaults after you die, are your Trustees and the assigned contactFew readers

• How to add an item to your Vault?

  Nowadays we have all sorts of data stored in numerous different locations online. With Myend Vault, you can store keycodes and passwords to help your trustees unlock your data, close your accounts or memorialize them. For each account you can leave very specific instructions and decide who can access it. Click on the ‘Vault’ section in the app Click on the ‘+’ icon in the bottom right corner Select an option out of: Computers, Cell phone, Email, Social media, Websites Fill in theFew readers

• What should you store in your Vaults?

  What are Vaults? The Vaults are secure boxes that can unlock specific devices or accounts when you're no longer here. With the Myend Vault feature, you can store these keycodes and passwords to help your trustees unlock your data, close your accounts or memorialize them. What should you store in your Vaults? Much of our identity, our memories and our information is stored online nowadays. And all are encrypted with a password, think of your mobile phone, Facebook account, computer, websiFew readers