According to a report by Washington Post, an unfortunate iOS user is alleging that he fell victim to a scam that cost him nearly his entire life savings — 17.1 BTC (worth roughly $600,000 at the time) — thanks to Apple’s negligence in running the iOS app store.
The report says that Phillipe Christodoulou, who was using a Trezor hardware wallet to store his BTC, searched the iOS app store (on his iPhone) for “Trezor”, not realizing that SatoshiLabs, the maker of the Trezor wallet, offers a desktop app (for macOS, Windows, and Linux) but no mobile app (for iOS or Android).
I think trezor wouldnt have android app ..it only have hardware app that should we think from the beginning
According to a report by Washington Post, an unfortunate iOS user is alleging that he fell victim to a scam that cost him nearly his entire life savings — 17.1 BTC (worth roughly $600,000 at the time) — thanks to Apple’s negligence in running the iOS app store.
The report says that Phillipe Christodoulou, who was using a Trezor hardware wallet to store his BTC, searched the iOS app store (on his iPhone) for “Trezor”, not realizing that SatoshiLabs, the maker of the Trezor wallet, offers a desktop app (for macOS, Windows, and Linux) but no mobile app (for iOS or Android).
I think trezor wouldnt have android app ..it only have hardware app that should we think from the beginning