Does Apple know something I don’t know?

[Cmaier]

What’s with that asterisk?

 

[lizkat]

Yeah I noticed that too. But I had seen mention of the feature elsewhere but with a note that it had not yet been released. They need to change that footnote to *This feature will be released in an iOS update later this year.

 

[Joe]

Coming later this year lol

 

[Runs For Fun]

 

[BigMcGuire]

This was something I really liked about Google - I could designate my wife as a manager of my account in the event I died and didn't access my accounts for X months. I get an email about it every few months as a reminder.

I also like Google Photos - my wife can have access to all my photos (and me hers) - I hope Apple Photos adds functionality similar to this.

The way they announced this, lol.

 

[lizkat]

I used to think I'd croak from tripping over one of my two ancient cats pausing in front of me on the stairs as we descended of a morning to see about breakfast.

Now they're both gone and I sometimes figure the only way the Grim Reaper's gonna find me is if I finally acknowledge the well known truth that there are just three food groups: bacon, eggs and home fries.

 

[Cmaier]

I used to think I'd croak from tripping over one of my two ancient cats pausing in front of me on the stairs as we descended of a morning to see about breakfast.

Now they're both gone and I sometimes figure the only way the Grim Reaper's gonna find me is if I finally acknowledge the well known truth that there are just three food groups: bacon, eggs and home fries.

I think it’s going to be toxic hand sanitizer that gets me.

 

[Renzatic]

Microsoft tries to nickel and dime us to death with perpetual upgrades, and Google data mines us to hell and back, but if any one of the tech companies were to actively go out of it's way to kill us, well...

...I kinda figured that'd be MS too, but I'm not really all that surprised it ended up being Apple.

 

[Alli]

I just share my passwords with the entire family and don’t worry about it.

 

[ronntaylor]

The hubby has all my passwords and just pops on my MBA if he needs to schedule an appointment for me or similar tasks. He has all his passwords accessible for me in case they're needed.

We set up this system after my sis was in a hospital for several days and eventually died leaving my brother-in-law clueless about banking and other important accounts she hadn't gotten around to transferring to their joint accounts.

 

[Alli]

The hubby has all my passwords and just pops on my MBA if he needs to schedule an appointment for me or similar tasks. He has all his passwords accessible for me in case they're needed.

We set up this system after my sis was in a hospital for several days and eventually died leaving my brother-in-law clueless about banking and other important accounts she hadn't gotten around to transferring to their joint accounts.

When my dad died, my mother was clueless. Fortunately, his pc was not password protected. All his passwords were stored in…Evernote.

 

[Eric]

I just share my passwords with the entire family and don’t worry about it.

I use LastPass and share them with my wife, then all she has to do is login once and she can access everything.

 

[Alli]

I use LastPass and share them with my wife, then all she has to do is login once and she can access everything.

My husband does that, but then he changes his LP password and forgets to tell me. <sigh>