The transferring of digital heritage due to death is a phenomenon that in the last few years has gained a primary importance but that, to this day, still has uncertainty and complexity under many points of view.
One can think of digitally stored files, emails or social accounts. It may be data that hold just an emotional value for the heirs or that, as it often happens, are sensible to economic evaluation.
The reconstruction of regulations applicable to these cases must face two orders of problems.
