The British value "digital heritage"

London, October 16 (Xinhua) A recent British survey shows that many people are starting to treat online virtual property as a serious problem and Huang their "digital legacy" by way of wills.　　According to the survey, about One-fourth of the people on the Internet have a value of not less than 200 pounds of property, these properties may be in the form of video, music, e-books and photos. In this context, the concept of "digital heritage" has emerged quietly in Britain. The survey found that 11% of respondents had written the password of the Internet account relating to digital property into a will or were planning to do so. There is a demand for the market, lawyers as a traditional will in the important participants, has been eyeing the "digital heritage" may bring opportunities.　　It may take the form that the client writes the password of some important network account in the will to the lawyer for safekeeping, and if there is an accident, the lawyer would hand the account password and the wish to the designated person. However, some netizens believe that the traditional way to deal with digital property is somewhat outdated, a netizen named Tim has recommended a UK website called "Crisis Recovery", where users can register their user names and passwords for important network accounts in the encrypted protection space provided by the website. and specify who should be sent to them once an accident occurs to them. Share to: