> I think that’s fine if I assume … I won’t die in a disaster that also destroys my house.
You might not die, but you might still end up in a pretty bad position: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2022/06/ive-locked-myself-out-of-my...
Incredibly unlikely, of course, but you'll certainly feel like a dick if it does happen.
Put them in envelopes, write “open in case John Doe dies” on them, and distribute them among friends.
If you distribute enough of them, I think there’s a reasonable chance they’ll recover your data.
As an improvement, distribute them not to your friends, but to their kids (the probability is higher they’ll be sane of mind when you die), and tell your attorney who has one.
I think that’s overkill, though. I’ve done it simpler: I wrote the full recovery codes down a few times and put them in a few places in my house.
I think that’s fine if I assume burglars won’t take them or won’t know what to do with them and I won’t die in a disaster that also destroys my house.