If you have not added a Digital Assets Addendum to your Will, your accounts will be active long after your death. Most online social media accounts do have procedures for your family to follow after you pass to close or memorize your profiles. But they may not even know which accounts you have or think to shut them down. So, it is best if you appoint someone to manage your digital assets.
You'll want to choose someone you can trust with your personal information while you are alive and after you pass. The Digital Assets Addendum will include:
A list of every online account and profile with links.
Your account username or ID and password.
A description of what you want them to do with the account.
Other digital assets to think about include information stored on your mobile phone, external hard drives, and computer hard drives. You can include in the addendum to your Will how you want these digital assets to be managed. You may choose to have them archived or erased completely.