Who deletes your browser history when you’re gone?

[wsc]

Can't really be sure of course, but I'm suspecting my concerns about what others will learn and think of me will plummet precipitously upon my death.
Also, I doubt many would be shocked and even fewer surprised.

[+ JEC]

On 12/20/2025 at 6:16 PM, SidewaysDM said:

Really glad you addressed this topic. As an older (64) closeted, married man of 25 years, nobody but my providers are aware of my double life. So, I need to make sure to use a secure password manager for all of data. Frankly, I do NOT trust any of my family or friends to keep my secret. 

BitWarden is a great, free password manager - both online (web) and app (phone).

[marylander1940]

Once I'm dead I couldn't care less about what others find out about me.

[d.anders]

It saddens me to hear that some gay men still live in secrecy. I hope it's less true with younger folk.

[EZEtoGRU]

Who cares about it if you’re already dead?  
 

Seriously though, I think only people that have something to hide would be concerned. Those folks would fit into two categories:

1. People that are assumed to be straight yet live a hidden gay life that those around them know nothing about. The person in question may wish to take that secret to the grave. 
 

2.  People that are involved in serious illegal activities that they wish to keep hidden forever. Take your pick of what those illegal activities might be. 
 

Outside of those situations, why would anyone be concerned about their on-line actions being discovered?

[+ Vegas_Millennial]

3 hours ago, d.anders said:

It saddens me to hear that some gay men still live in secrecy. I hope it's less true with younger folk.

For some men, it's never really a secret: 

 

[d.anders]

I have a few Karen Walkers in my life, but they're all gay men.