§ 873 Digital Asset Disclosure Control
This law lets you tell a digital custodian whether to share or keep private your online stuff, and says that using an online tool beats any older instructions like a will or trust.
Jane uses an online portal from her email provider to tell the provider to give all her emails to her son after she dies, even though her will says to keep them private.
Because Jane used the online tool, the provider must follow her online direction and give the emails to her son, ignoring the opposite instruction in her will.
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§ 873 Digital Asset Disclosure Control
Last verified: January 11, 2026