According to the last FAQ on https://airgap.it/airgap-knox/, there is a reset feature that converts the phone back into a standard Android device. 
@Pearson12 Does it require a password or other type of authentification to reset AirGap Knox and uninstall the device manager?

I can also recommend Blue Wallet. I don't use an iOS device, but if it's as good on iOS phones as the wallet is on Android devices, go for it. I consider it as a go-to mobile wallet that is a step ahead of Electrum anyways.

But I wouldn't recommend importing the Trust Wallet seed. Instead, sweep your bitcoins from Trust Wallet, and don't go back to it. Another reason is that Trust wallet is a multicurrency wallet, while Blue Wallet is bitcoin-only. If OP owns altcoins, he won't be able to use those on the Blue Wallet.   

Blue Wallet only suspended its custodial Lightning Network service. You can still use the wallet in a non-custodial capacity.

What does the 'Sync my coins' button do that we can see at the bottom of your first page? Can it help to refresh the portfolio view? If you place your finger anywhere on the screen, hold, and swipe downwards, does that refresh the page or does the app miss that option?

How does adding coins work? Does Trezor Suite Lite display them automatically or do you have to add them from some sort of list? I am guessing you only need to import the master public keys.

I mentioned that you guys are looking for a Croatian translator in our local Latest News thread. It's one of the most active discussions in the Croatian local board. I hope you find who you are looking for.

Zamolio me jedan korisnik i član Bitcointalk Alijanse Prevodilaca da upitam članove Hrvatske lokalne zajednice jel neko zainteresovan da im se pridruži i radi prevode na Hrvatski jezik? Ko želi da sazna više o ovim momcima i šta oni rade, neka pročita početni post. Ko je zainteresovan da im se pridruži, može to učiniti na sljedeći način.

I remember years ago when I needed spare batteries due to my work, there was a little trick you could do to get a slightly bigger battery to fit in place. Most batteries have like a plastic cap on one side, maybe on both. If you take a knife, you can tear off that cap to reveal the inside component of the battery. It's going to look weird and be a bit sticky because the cap is glued to the battery. However, you get an additional millimeter or two in size reduction, which might be just enough to get the battery to fit inside the device. Do it at your own risk, of course.

It's time we change this narrative because it turns out that it's not completely true. What we considered as cold storage, or almost as good as cold storage is actually not as good as previously advertised. The data on secure element chips can be obtained and shared online. By sharing your private keys with other companies and undergoing KYC, there is a risk of someone confiscating your crypto or that the information gets hacked, stolen, or sold. Hardware wallets with secure elements may or may not protect your private keys.

If I had some more time on my hands throughout the day, I would apply and do some translations myself, so as not to lose touch. Unfortunately, I can't help you on that front. I wouldn't mind making a post in our Croatian local board on your behalf if you want asking if there is someone interested in joining the Alliance Of Bitcointalk Translators. Perhaps they don't know about your initiative and don't frequent the Services board, but would like to take part. Let me know.

There is nothing special about your thread. Nothing of what you have posted there is backed by any evidence and is not worth commenting on. I will not add your thread.

If I come across something I consider valuable, I add it to the collection. Of course, anyone can chip in and suggest what threads they feel should be included. Regarding the criteria, you can take a look at the first post where I made a list of some rules and points I take into consideration.

Not sure if it's going to be enough if they come out and say we changed our mind and we have abandoned the idea of Ledger Recover. They have dealt a much bigger blow to the whole industry by revealing that private key sharing is and has always been possible. They made their plans public this time, what if they or someone else doesn't in the future? What if they can retrieve your seed even if you don't give your consent, or they make some changes where they don't even need to ask you?

Not that I know of, no. Trezors are shipped with no firmware installed, so the original buyer installs either a bitcoin-only or an all-crypto firmware. Ledger ships its products with already installed firmware. Usually, the latest version. So you might not need to do anything on that end. But you need Ledger Live to install the apps you want to use, and those can only be found in the Ledger Account Manager.

You could get blockchain data from your own node and configure Ledger Live to connect to it. But again, you are going to need apps, app updates, and the firmware from their servers.

I don't think Bitcointalk or its members are doing something wrong that drives members away. it's just that the newer generations don't want to concentrate and spend time in these types of communities. Their Tik-Tok and Instagram brains are used to visual stimulus and short to the point content that doesn't last long. They aren't going to read through 100 posts of a thread spanning across multiple pages before replying.
 
Sometimes it is, but I don't remember seeing anyone being treated unfairly that didn't deserve it or didn't do things to provoke such reactions.

I doubt it. Honest users don't get painted in red.

You don't need a high-ranked account to read, learn, and post about bitcoin. It's only important if you want to rank up to join quality signature campaigns. So if that's their goal and their only goal, then yeah, they need to show some quality.

I think that admins aren't banning users as quickly as they did in the past. Even plagiarism cases are sometimes forgiven. And I don't know any other community where you can scam, lie and steal, and still have a home there.

Better yet, Bitcointalk might be hard to find for users who never heard of the forum. It's again connected to the newer generations not being interested in this way of discussing and talking. So when they search for places to learn and talk about crypto, a forum might not be something that's on their mind.

There are no problems with that as long as you pay a monthly fee for that pleasure. Just ask Ledger and Safepal. It's very safe sending and storing your seed in clouds and on the servers of 3rd-party companies. You also enjoy the added benefit of possibly getting your crypto possessed, stolen, or the data leaked. I hope everyone recognizes the sarcasm.

I think this gem is fitting:

You need to unstake your Tron to get the staked balance + staking rewards back into your original wallet. It might take a few days for that to happen. After that, your full account balance should become visible elsewhere.
Why not try TronLink if you want to stake Tron? It works for Android and iOS devices.

Separate your bitcoin holdings from your alt and shitcoins. In case your altcoin wallet/s get hacked, your BTC has a greater chance of not getting affected.

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Atomic Wallet is not open-source, it's closed-source. It might support open-source cryptocurrencies, but the software code isn't public. I would never use it for my bitcoin or coins I deem important to me. Since OP mentioned Tron and Tron tokens, it could be an option to store those, yes.

Not anymore. Tron is now using a Stake 2.0 system, while Ledger only supports the old Stake 1.0 architecture. The TRX you staked via Ledger will keep collecting staking rewards, but you can't currently do anything with them through Ledger Live. You have to go through TronLink and connect that to your Ledger HW.

Unstoppable Wallet offers no support for Tron and Tron-based tokens, so OP can't use it. Not for that asset at least.

OP owns altcoins like Tron. Electrum can't help him for that purpose.

The way you recover will also depend on what exactly went wrong. If your computer dies, there is no need to recover your wallets from seed because all the data is still in tact on your hardware wallet. That also includes your crypto apps. All you have to do is install Ledger Live on a new computer, add the correct accounts, and have Ledger Live scan the derivation paths to display all accounts with balances. You will lose the names you gave those accounts, unless you still have access to the old installation path to copy the necessary data.

I wasn't talking about seed phrases. I don't think they have those either. Knowing Ledger, they would have lost or leaked them by now. But with the knowledge that keys can leave the secure element, who knows what else is possible. Today, it's supposedly 3 encrypted shards sent to 3 separate companies. What if it becomes just one company or remote sharing of seeds in unencrypted form next year?

It's not a secret that servers can log and store information about your wallets when you interact with them. I am going back to my Electrum example. Connect your wallet to a server and it will know your IP address, OS, balance of all funded addresses, and complete list of all other addresses that are part of that wallet. Connecting to Ledger's servers can work exactly the same.

Only a genuine Ledger HW can connect to Ledger Live. For all we know, each device they have ever sold could have an identifier pairing it to the name of the person who purchased it. When you connect your HW to Ledger Live, the software checks if the device is genuine and it could very well check that identifier and compare it with its database. That would provide them with enough data about your balances and activities. Couple that with Ledger Recover and any information they share with government agencies, and there is now a method for freezing your assets if you are suspected of money laundering, not paying your taxes, etc.     

If your Ledger hardware wallet resets to factory settings, you will need Ledger Live for the firmware and crypto app updates. I don't remember if you can begin the recovery process without clicking on the designated options in Ledger Live. I only had to do it once during all my years of using the Nano S after my device got wiped following a firmware upgrade.

Wow, just wow.
Based on your thread about secure elements in hardware wallets, Safepal also has one but you couldn't find the exact model. Have you managed to find any more information on it in the meantime? Maybe they are also using one of the ST3x models.

This is exactly what I was saying in the Ledger Recover thread. Some (maybe all) secure element chips have been proven to be vulnerable to remote seed sharing. Now it's just a question of who will do it next and in what way and shape. This can't possibly be only their own doing. I guess they have started cooperating with the higher powers to be in a better position when stricter regulations are rolled out.

Think of it this way: If you use Ledger Live, and you have to at least once to install the firmware and the needed crypto apps, they can get information about your public keys, addresses, and the balances you connect to their servers. Something similar that Electrum does when you connect your wallet to an Electrum server.

Even if you purchased your HW anonymously and had it delivered to a PO box or company where you work, they would still be able to connect your name to the wallets that were connected to their servers in the past if you decide to send the HW back. I doubt you can ship a package anonymously, unless you get someone else to do it for you.   

I still have a Gameboy Pocket lying around in my drawers somewhere. What a cool reason to search for it and see if it's still working. Last time I checked, it was, but there were some connectivity issues with the device and cable. Nevertheless, it can always take batteries if the cable fails. The cartridges between the original Gameboy and the Gameboy Pocket should be the same.

Someone who knows what they are talking about should comment if such a device can generate enough randomness? This could be a successful project if it's completely trustless and they figure out how to sign transactions. Question is, how to export the PSBT from the Gameboy's memory or cartridge to a different medium?