Recently, a woman surnamed Wang in Shenyang City, northeast China’s Liaoning Province, contacted
　　Tencent, operator of China’s most popular instant messaging service and social networking platform QQ, and requested access to her husband’s account. A few weeks previously, Wang’s husband was killed in a car accident and she wanted access to the letters and photos stored in
　　her husband’s QQ account. According to Wang, the account held the couple’s correspondence
　　from the time they started dating, but she did not know her husband’s password.

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