I actually intend for my private data to die with me. I have gone out of my way to guarantee that it will. In my view, if I haven&#x27;t published it, then it shouldn&#x27;t be accessible.<p>I have absolutely nothing to hide. I have simply always treated my privacy as something that was valuable in it of itself. Perhaps even more valuable than the photos I clearly opted to not share with others, to go off your example.<p>I also don&#x27;t understand why it&#x27;s so absurd for some people to conceptualize non-malicious things you wouldn&#x27;t wasn&#x27;t to share with anyone but yourself. Hell, I have tons of notes and things I write to myself that I definitely do not want to be seen by anyone. They simply weren&#x27;t written with the intention to be read by others. So I don&#x27;t sympathize with desire to make a deceased person&#x27;s private things accessible, even to family. Let it burn. It might have been the owner&#x27;s intention all along.