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After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue

What happens to your data when you die?

After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.

After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.

We may not yet live in a metaverse, but our lives are already increasingly online. From priceless memories captured in photos backed up to the cloud, to love letters sent on e-mail, our lives are memorialised by markers that are increasingly digital. And it&rsquo;s not just items of emotional significance &mdash; many of us now own libraries of films, games, or books that are entirely digital.
This digital existence begs a simple question - after we&rsquo;re gone, what happens to all our stuff? The emails, the pictures, the books and games and films? The answer, unfortunately, is not so simple.
In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/how-phones-get-hacked-and-how-you-can-stay-safe-1635523158909" target="_blank" rel="noopener">How phones get hacked (and how you can stay safe)</a>
Unfortunately, none of these methods will help you pass on purchases like games, films, or books. This is because when you &lsquo;buy&rsquo; a game or film on an online store, you&rsquo;re actually buying a license to access that content whenever you want. This license cannot be transferred, so you can&rsquo;t pass on any digital purchases.
Perhaps the easiest way to pass on your information is to just share the login information with a trusted loved one. You can do so by leaving a document that has all your passwords, or sharing access to a password manager which has stored details of all your logins.
DISCLAIMER: Views expressed in this video are personal and do not represent the position of any organisation or firm that the interviewee may be affiliated with.
The content of this video is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter and does not constitute legal advice. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

the company also assured that no sensitive information was compromised.

Cleartrip suffers data breach, asks users to follow these steps to be safe

Cleartrip suffers data breach, asks users to take this step to be safe

The Flipkart-owned start-up said it is taking appropriate legal action and recourse to ensure necessary steps are being taken as per the law&nbsp;

Flipkart-owned travel booking platform, Cleartrip has suffered a security breach, which is said to have exposed personal details of some customers.&nbsp;
In an email sent to customers, Cleartrip said, &ldquo;This is to inform you that there has been a security anomaly that entailed illegal and unauthorised access to a part of Cleartrip&rsquo;s internal systems.&rdquo; In the email, Cleartrip informed that apart from a person's profile, "no sensitive information pertaining to your Cleartrip account has been compromised as a result of this anomaly of our systems".
Elaborating on the data breach, the company said, &ldquo;We are completely mindful that this would be of concern to you. We would like to assure you that aside from some details which are a part of your profile, no sensitive information pertaining to your Cleartrip account has been compromised as a result of this anomaly of our systems.&rdquo;
The travel major has reached out to authorities and is taking appropriate legal action in response to the incident. It has also roped in an external forensics team to probe the matter.

Popular pizza restaurant chain Dominos has informed its customers via email that no financial details were compromised during the breach incident that took place on May 24th. The company stated that it moved quickly to contain the breach and hired an external agency to do an impact assessment. Recently, multiple reports had indicated that Domino&rsquo;s India&rsquo;s customer data has been breached, and personal data including names, phone numbers, and credit card details were available on the dark web.

 Dominos India data leak: 'Indian customers financial details not compromised'

Popular pizza restaurant chain Dominos has informed its customers via email that no financial details were compromised during the breach incident that took place on May 24th.

Popular pizza restaurant chain Dominos has informed its customers via email that no financial details were compromised during the breach incident that took place on May 24th. The company stated that it moved quickly to contain the breach and hired an external agency to do an impact assessment. Recently, multiple reports had indicated that Domino&rsquo;s India&rsquo;s customer data has been breached, and personal data including names, phone numbers, and credit card details were available on the dark web. Dominos India data leak: 'Indian customers financial details not compromised'
Dominos: moved quickly to contain the breach
Domino&rsquo;s India customer data allegedly available on the dark web

Popular pizza restaurant chain Dominos has informed its customers via email that no financial details were compromised during the breach incident that took place on May 24th. The company stated that it moved quickly to contain the breach and hired an external agency to do an impact assessment. Recently, multiple reports had indicated that Domino&rsquo;s India&rsquo;s customer data has been breached, and personal data including names, phone numbers, and credit card details were available on the dark web.

According to Cyber-security firm Adversis, dozens of big companies including Apple have had terabytes of their data exposed online through shareable links via cloud-based content management platform Box. The exposed data included hundreds and thousands of documents, bank account numbers and financial data. The report showed that Box allows users to share files that can easily be hacked and hence need more reliable security protocols in place.

According to a report from TechCrunch, the Aadhaar details of around 6.7 million customers have been exposed. French security researcher, Elliot Anderson discovered the huge leak from state-owned gas company, Indane's website as well as app. The report further went on to say that Anderson could extract details such as Aadhaar number, names, address and dealer ID.

According to a report on zdnet.com, the hacker who goes by the name Gnosticplayers has struck yet again by stealing and posting the data of nearly 93 million users of various popular websites on a Dark Web marketplace. This comes after the same hacker had earlier accessed the personal data of 750 million Dark web marketplace users and put the information on sale. The stolen information includes account holders' names, email addresses and passwords.

According to a report on zdnet.com, the hacker who goes by the name Gnosticplayers has struck yet again by stealing and posting the data of nearly 93 million users of various popular websites on a Dark Web marketplace. This comes after the same hacker had earlier accessed the personal data of 750 million Dark web marketplace users and put the information on sale. The stolen information includes account holders' names, email addresses and passwords.

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