What to Do After Your Account Is Verified Alive

If your account has been verified alive after a passing dispute, your account has been returned to active status and all after-passing releases remain protected. Although no further action is required, this is a good opportunity to review what happened and make any changes you feel are appropriate. Talk With Your Trusted Contacts If possible, speak with the trusted contacts involved in the passing report or dispute. Understanding what happened can help determine whether the report was the result of: * A misunderstanding. * Incorrect information from someone else. * A simple mistake. * A communication issue between family or friends. In many cases, the situation can be resolved simply by discussing what occurred. Review Your Trusted Contacts After the dispute has been resolved, consider whether your current trusted contacts are still the best people for the responsibility. You may wish to: * Replace a trusted contact who no longer knows you well. * Add another trusted contact if one of your backup positions is empty. * Remove someone you no longer trust to participate in the passing confirmation process. * Update contact information for existing trusted contacts. Choosing people who are likely to stay informed about your well-being can help reduce the chance of future misunderstandings. Review Your Passing Confirmation Settings Take a moment to review your passing confirmation requirements. Depending on your situation, you may decide that requiring one, two, or all trusted contacts to confirm your passing better matches your wishes. Keep Your Information Current Make sure your email address is up to date so you can receive verification emails if they are ever needed again. It's also a good idea to log in to your account occasionally to keep your contact information current. Remember the Goal The passing confirmation and dispute process exists to protect your legacy. If your account was successfully verified as active, it means the safeguards worked exactly as intended—preventing your after-passing messages, videos, and other legacy content from being released before the appropriate time.