After a person passes away, a decedent’s survivors oftentimes attempt to access the decedent’s electronic communications. Whether motivated by mere curiosity or a desire to better understand the circumstances that led to a decedent’s death, decedents’ survivors have not had much success in accessing the content of decedents’ electronic communications since New York enacted digital
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