How to Designate Someone to Manage Your Facebook Page if You Die

This is something I've always wondered about but didn't realize there was a solution for until recently. When someone dies, what happens to their Facebook page? This must have been a question posed by many users, because Facebook allows you to designate someone to manage your Facebook page if you should happen to die. You can also set your profile to automatically delete once Facebook has been notified of your death. Either way, here's how to create a will for your Facebook page.

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Tip of the Day:     How to Designate Someone to Manage Your Facebook Page if You Die This is something I've always wondered about but didn't realize there was a solution for until recently. When someone dies, what happens to their Facebook page? This must have been a question posed by many users, because Facebook allows you to designate someone to manage your Facebook page if you should happen to die. You can also set your profile to automatically delete once Facebook has been notified of your death. Either way, here's how to create a will for your Facebook page. Open the Facebook app. Tap the More tab in the lower right corner. Scroll down the page and tap Settings. Select Security.     Share this tip with a friend:     Select Legacy Contact.   Here you have two options: To have your account deleted upon your death, tap Account Deletion. Select Delete After Death. If you choose this option, you will not be able to set a Legacy Contact.   To choose a person to manage your account after your death, tap Choose Legacy Contact. You'll be asked to enter your Facebook password for security. Tap continue. Now, choose a friend. Begin to type their name and select the correct person when they appear.   You'll have the option to send that person a message letting them know. You can choose Not Now or edit the message and tap Send. ​   Top Image Credit: GokGak / Shutterstock.com Did you enjoy this tip? Sign up here to get the tip of the day delivered right to your inbox.   Got a Tip You Would Like to Share? Let Us Know.

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How to View Your Workouts in the Activity App

With the introduction of iOS 9.3, the Activity app got a new tab: Workouts. The Apple Watch has included the Workout app for a while now, and it's an easy way to keep track of the time, active calories, heart rate, and distance, and more of your workouts. If you have an Apple Watch, now it's even more of an asset because you can view and track the information collected by your Apple Watch from your iPhone. Here's how to view your workouts in the Activity app.

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Tip of the Day:     How to View Your Workouts in the Activity App With the introduction of iOS 9.3, the Activity app got a new tab: Workouts. The Apple Watch has included the Workout app for a while now, and it's an easy way to keep track of the time, active calories, heart rate, and distance, and more of your workouts. If you have an Apple Watch, now it's even more of an asset because you can view and track the information collected by your Apple Watch from your iPhone. Here's how to view your workouts in the Activity app. Open the Activity app. Tap the Workouts tab in the bottom center of the page. If you're not connected to the Apple Watch, you'll see this page:     Share this tip with a friend:   Once you pair your Apple Watch with your iPhone, open the Workout app on your Apple Watch. From then on, any workouts you log will appear in the Workouts tab on the Activity app. In the Workouts tab, your workouts will be sorted by month. You can click on a month to view individual workouts.   You can click on individual workouts to see the details of each one. From here, you can share your data as well by tapping the Share icon in the upper right corner.      Top Image Credit: Andrea Obzerova / Shutterstock.com Did you enjoy this tip? Sign up here to get the tip of the day delivered right to your inbox.   Got a Tip You Would Like to Share? Let Us Know.

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