Laptop or desktop security

[bvc_Master]

I think it don't relation about security
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[Ayaancool]

It doesn't matter which laptop or desktop that we used, bitcoin doesn't have any connection with any specific laptop or desktop system companies.You can download wallets in your system for this the system company is not a big deal for this.

[Haunebu]

Coming to secure wallets, I feel that hardware wallets like Trezor are the best way to secure your bitcoins and popular altcoins like Ethereum. Desktop wallets are the second best alternative according to me and many others, but it does not matter what desktop or laptop you are using. The thing that matters the most here is how safely you secured your system from viruses(Can hack into your desktop or laptop and steal your credentials) and if you didn't do anything stupid like giving away your private key etc. If you have secured your system properly, you should not face any form of trouble.

[Kaattu1]

Bitcoin Core is compatible with the anonymising service Tor, which can be used to hide your IP address and make it much harder for third parties to link your real name with your bitcoin transactions.Bitcoin Core downloads the entire history of all bitcoin transactions, the software can search through the data to discover which of those transactions include payments to you. By running Bitcoin Core, you are guaranteed to have perfect privacy in relation to your incoming transactions.

[10000BTC]

Most of the new Brands will fit the needs for most wallets, so you do not have to worry much about that. There are people

running desktop wallets on much older notebooks without any problems. You might have to invest in the biggest HDD you

can afford, because the Blockchain is growing bigger by the day.  

I saw somewhere that someone was running a Full node on a Lenovo T440 Thinkpad with an Intel i5, 4GB of RAM and a

500GB HDD.  

What does HDD mean and what is it's function?

HDD simply mean hard Disk and it's the permanent storage device of the computer.

[ekaterinastrelnikova505]

No person or organization can control or manipulate the Bitcoin protocol because it is cryptographically secure. That allows you to trust the central part of Bitcoin, for its neutrality, transparency and predictability.