<prompt> Human: So Im planning for the day in which Im dead just in case. In my planning, I realized that I need my family to have access to two things:- mint.com- My gmail accountWith access to these two things, they can then reset any of my passwords and locate all of my money. However, for both of these I use 2FA through my phone which requires my thumbprint to pass.How do people deal with this? Lets say you had a passed relative with this feature active. How would you bypass it? How could I allow living relatives to bypass mine when Im dead?  <response>: You dont need to do that. Just provide a list of accounts and the institutions at which the accounts are held. If you arent changing institutions often this should be sufficient. Once you have died your executor would direct the institutions on what to do with the accounts. 