My Testament Vault

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  Social Media Ghosts: A Comprehensive Guide To Your Digital Afterlife

While life after death has been a widely disputed mystery throughout all of time, social media after death is a newer and more peculiar consideration.

n the last several decades, humanity has become increasingly embedded in the Internet, with the typical web user having an average of 26 online accounts, including social media, email, online banking, and other numerous platforms.

So instead of leaving behind only bodies and money, today’s humans are also leaving behind a number of password-protected entities filled with both personal and public information, also known as “digital assets,” which linger like ghosts unless otherwise specified.

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BrandReact Releases ‘My Testament Vault’ - A unique iPhone/Android App everyone should have.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Miami, July 18th, 2014

BrandReact Releases ‘My Testament Vault’ A unique iPhone/Android App everyone should have.

Today BrandReact, Inc – a Social+Mobile+Local Marketing Company based in Miami, FL– announces the release of My Testament Vault, a unique Mobile App, that helps users prepare for the eventuality of their unexpected death. In today’s world, the problem of retrieving a deceased person’s access codes to bank accounts and websites is rapidly increasing. On top of that, we now also have numerous accounts on social media and web shops.

Coping with the death of a loved one is difficult enough, but to be sent on a treasure hunt trying to retrieve their digital assets is too much. My Testament Vault is an iPhone/Android App that allows the user to store all the information, the executor of his Will & Testament might need.

The user is directed by the app on how to collect all necessary information and can also leave instructions for his/her loved ones. The information is then secured in an encrypted database and stored only on the phone..

The owner of the app can give access to anyone he chooses or only provide access to a legally appointed executor after death. This is implemented through a cloning system, where an exact copy (encrypted) of the database is created. The owner of the app can request a clone to be sent to another instance of the app, or the executor can request a clone after properly documenting the passing of the owner.

For a small monthly fee the owner can request that his encrypted database is automatically backed up in the cloud every time he makes a change to the information in the database. This backup is encrypted and is only used to create a clone. If the user loses his phone, he can also request a clone.

“We were inspired to create this app, by the number shocking stories of people who have lost a loved one and spent months trying to uncover information that could easily have been documented when the deceased was still alive”, says Dick Raman, Founder and CEO of BrandReact, Inc. “With Social Media and eCommerce the problem has only increased. With this app people can enter their critical data and make sure that it is current, and that it will end up in the right hands at the right time.”

The ‘My Testament Vault’ app is available on the Google Play Store today ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tvault&hl=en ) and soon on the Apple App Store. For more information go to http://MyTestamentVault.com

About BrandReact, Inc BrandReact, Inc. -based in Miami, FL- offers Social+Mobile+Local Marketing Services & Consulting. BrandReact has an array of tools that help local businesses to market themselves using Mobile techniques (mobile apps, text messaging, mobile websites, etc) as well as web-based methods to attract customers (E-mail marketing, Google Pages, Local listings, etc).

BrandReact offers a number of Facebook Apps to boost business using Facebook Fan Pages, that can be found at http://FacebookAppsWorld.com and BrandReact offers an Auto-Tweet service at http://Tweeteronix.com BrandReact, Inc has its corporate offices in Miami, FL and has a subsidiary in The Netherlands.

For more information about BrandReact and its services please contact BrandReact by email at [email protected] or visit their website at http://BrandReact.com

Media Contact:

Dick Raman, CEO & President Tel: 786-288-2884 [email protected]

BrandReact, Inc 5049 SouthWest 71st Place Miami FL, 33155 http://BrandReact.com http://MyTestamentVault.com http://FacebookAppsWorld.com http://Tweeteronix.com

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My Testament Vault Will Launch Soon - Sneak Peak

We ill soon be officially launching My Testament Vault! This is an iPhone/Android App that securely stores all information an executor of someone's Will & Testament would need to settle the estate.

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1 Billion Profiles of Deceased People on Facebook in 2114

There are millions of accounts on Facebook that belonged to people that have deceased. This number will go up exponentially in the years to come.   And that’s just Facebook.

There are many other Social Networking sites that face the same problem. It is about time we start thinking about what we want to do with our digital assets after we die.  

Having someone fixing up your Facebook account after you die and then ask Facebook to memorialize your page, is an elegant solution that can bring much comfort to your loved ones.

After someone passes away, their digital assets live on in the form of computer files and data online. That was not a big deal in the past, but today many people would want to determine what happens to their online presence. 

For many, the thought of leaving digital assets unattended for eternity after their death is unthinkable. As odd as it sounds, the disposition of one’s electronic footprint will quickly become be a routine part of 21st-century estate planning.

“People are starting to incorporate their digital property and online presence into their wills,” says Michaelanne Dye, who holds an MA in cyberanthropology from Georgia State University. “Although this has not yet become a common trend, I think that one day it will be fairly common for people to make plans for their digital real estate before passing.