We protect wealth, but don’t forget to protect your digital life too.

Apple gives you a feature called Legacy Contact. This allows someone you trust to access your iCloud account and personal data (photos, notes, documents, etc.) when you pass away. Think of it as part of your estate planning you don’t want your memories or important files locked forever.

Here’s how to set it up on your iPhone:

📲 Steps to Add a Legacy Contact

Open Settings on your iPhone.
Tap your Apple ID banner at the top (your name & photo).
Select Password & Security.
Scroll down and tap Legacy Contact.
Tap Add Legacy Contact.
Authenticate with Face ID/Touch ID or passcode.
Choose a contact from your phone (someone you trust completely).
Once added, Apple gives you an Access Key. Share it with them (print or send securely).

💡 Why This Helps You

Your loved ones won’t be locked out of your photos, files, or notes after you’re gone.
It prevents your digital life from being lost forever.
It gives clarity and peace of mind your family won’t have to fight Apple in court to access your account.
It’s a simple step in true wealth & legacy planning. Protect the assets people forget: your memories and digital records.

👉 If you’re building wealth, protecting it, and creating legacy… don’t forget your digital legacy too.

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