[prmoustache]

My rule of thumb is if for some reason you need to use crypto keys that can't be easily replaced, you need to have a safe at the bank with the keys stored in 2 differente media formats, that are recreated every year.

I don't trust many people to do that.

I have everything encrypted and self hosted and I sometimes wonder what I would do if I was suffering from amnesia after an accident for example. And having a note somewhere telling me I have a safe in bank X is the only solution I have found.

[gertop]

> I have everything encrypted and self hosted and I sometimes wonder what I would do if I was suffering from amnesia after an accident for example.

Ah! I have the exact same recurring worry, it's very unpleasant. I'd really prefer to keep home media unencrypted, but the thought of a robber seeing my tax returns or photos of my infant daughter is constantly at the back of my mind.

[littlestymaar]

> the thought of a robber seeing my tax returns or photos of my infant daughter is constantly at the back of my mind.

Even worse is the eventuality of them getting their hand of a picture of your ID card or passport, or whatever they can later use to steal your identity. Identity theft is nightmare stuff.