my mother died four years ago, and her cel phone has been sitting, locked, on my dresser ever since. i made four bad pin attempts at it years ago then decided not to push my luck any further.
this morning, while making coffee, it suddenly dawned on me what it would be and, behold, it was.
here is the lesson: write down your important passwords. put them in a sealed envelope and give them to someone you trust, or the executor of your will or your lawyer. do it today.
Mikołaj Hołysz
in reply to ghorwood↙↙↙ • • •MBybee
in reply to Mikołaj Hołysz • • •The only drive with info my family might need is encrypted and they have the password.
It contains just stuff like life insurance info.