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April 07, 2021, 09:16:39 AM
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Although you said you disagree with me, you agreed with me on some points. Smiley

This suggests that nothing is perfect. Therefore, of course, you must always rely on your knowledge and a cool head.
Exactly. Don't rely on others and check everything yourself. If I recommended a great app to you and said there is no need to check it, I already did and it's safe, would you just trust me or carry out your own inspection? Maybe I am the best in the business, but I could still have overlooked something, made a mistake, or I am just having a bad day.

All talk about reliability and safety, this is just an advertisement for your brand.
Of course. All ads lie. They are always going to say we are the best, fastest, cheapest, most renowned. No one is going to advertise their brand as kind of ok, relatively expensive, and mediocre.   

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April 14, 2021, 02:30:23 PM
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All talk about reliability and safety, this is just an advertisement for your brand.
Of course. All ads lie. They are always going to say we are the best, fastest, cheapest, most renowned. No one is going to advertise their brand as kind of ok, relatively expensive, and mediocre.   

This reminds me of Indian detergent ad where they spill out coffee, tea and some other stain causing things, use their 'magic' detergent powder and voilà the shirt is crystal clean. Meanwhile, me trying to remove couple stains of tea with same detergent, it didn't do shit.
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April 15, 2021, 07:17:56 AM
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Okay so the original creator of the app posted a legit app.  What was name of app?  Then they change the app to the fake trezor app?  I am getting confused on this part.


So when the guy downloaded trezor app from the app store... it then ask for his seed and he then manually typed it in right?  Then moment he did that, the coins were immediately lost?


How does one protect oneself then when downloading any apps from the apple app store then?  Im sure tons of you download like some video games there to play right?  But as long as you make sure it has thousands of reviews... then its safe?  I always check the reviews and see how many reviews an app has before i download it on my iphone.  But could any apps you download have keylogger?  I know there is keepass on apple store so wouldn't that mean if you download and store all your passwords in it... the legit keepass for example... well any app you download could be malicious and it could read all of your passwords on your keepass if it has keylogger?
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April 15, 2021, 11:00:02 AM
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Okay so the original creator of the app posted a legit app.  What was name of app?  Then they change the app to the fake trezor app?  <…>
That is what the available information suggests, being the prior app in the line of one to encypt files and store passwords. I haven’t manages to find the original name of the app though.

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So when the guy downloaded trezor app from the app store... it then ask for his seed and he then manually typed it in right?  Then moment he did that, the coins were immediately lost?
Not exactly immediately (I doubt they have this past of the process fully automated), but very rapidly for sure. As soon as the people behind the fake app receive someone’s entered 24 word mnemonic, they’ll simply create a wallet using it, having thus access to the stored crypto, and being able to see and manage/move it at their will.

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How does one protect oneself then when downloading any apps from the apple app store then?
Apple is way safer than Android, but as this case exemplifies, there is no completely certainty that an app may include some sort of malware or be a hoax, and one should try to minimize what is being installed on sensitive devices, besides making sure it's legit. In this particular case though, knowing what is feasible and what is not (Trezor asking for the mnemonic) is paramount.

I often wonder if the native operating system resources have/may, at some point, log and forward some of the data one types …
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April 15, 2021, 11:18:08 AM
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I doubt they is any safe security anymore apple , Android etc.i just advice before you  listen before you pick a wallet to safe your money that what I prescribe because everything now is written scam .
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