Anyone who use mobile wallets?

[danielchris]

I am not sure,  mobile network is safe.

[cryptonx]

I used mobile wallets. And I dont agree with you. I think Its more dangerous on pc compared to phone. Since pc are most prone to viruses compared to phones. And theres this 2fa verication already by google on your phone which is so hard to hacked by hackers so better activate it.

i think PC wallet and mobile wallet is same my friend, especially for a people with a lot of online activity in their PC or mobile
a virus or phissing link will always lurking us my friend
and because of that maybe the most safest wallet for cryptocurrency is paper wallet and hardware wallet

[anatolij.shishkin]

Personally, I am an old man using a wallet on a mobile. In the extreme measure, I can quickly replenish my credit card if I need it. It is more convenient than running every time a computer.

[Averim]

I use especially offline wallets for security reasons. Regarding the phone wallet the problem is phone could be stolen and what then?

[coinporch]

Anyone who use mobile wallets?
I think it is very dangerous.

i never use a mobile wallet my friend. so, i don't know a lot about this kind of wallet
because from the beginning i knew about cryptocurrencies, i used an online wallet before i bought my ledger nano s to store my coins 

[triangles]

I use a mobile wallet, but it is only for altcoin because for bitcoin I still believe in a desktop wallet and it seems that because the desktop wallet supports so much so sending bitcoin transactions is very cheap, for the mobile wallet I used trustwallet and also coinomi

[jannatehimachal]

as you know recently hack in binance its now so much dangerous to kept your fund on these exchange better you should kept Your Fund in hardware wallet they are still safe as compare to exchange and mobile wallet or any other wallet.

[Akoldi_ibk]

You need to buttress your argument and give it more genuine key points. Or are you asking whether mobile wallets are dangerous? A lot of mobile wallets are out there, just have to identify the best and secure ones.

[lovesybitz]

I don't use mobile wallets whether it is for Bitcoin or altcoins. Though, I'm not saying its not good, I'm just not comfortable to do it, because I am much comfortable to use Electrum using  laptop or desktop, and for the altcoins was MEW(myetherwallet) due to these two for me was already proven and tested to me.

[powerman24]

Mobile wallets has different security layers like sms verification, e-mail verification, 2FA, fingerprint verification and also face recognition . If you are using strong login password and transaction password I think you will be more than safe.

[muratsink]

what is the reason a mobile wallet is very dangerous? I think. the more dangerous is decentralized wallet exchange.  uncontrolled like etherdelta.  even good exchange like Binance can also be hacked.  I think we are in control of a mobile wallet.

[seleme]

For Android(above 5.0) it is recommended to use the Electrum for storing the BTC. It is not secure to hold the cryptocurrencies in the desktop, mobile wallets. For shopping, a person can transfer the necessary amount of BTC to mobile wallet and he can use it for making a payment.

[Utuhikan]

I think many people still use the mobile wallet. Through the mobile wallet indeed we get the convenience of getting information from our wallet at any time. Every time something happens in our wallet, the information is immediately sent on a mobile basis. There is a notification on our smartphone about that information. But it's true that this mobile wallet is dangerous. Mobile wallet is very risky for hacking. If we do not directly respond to the information provided by the mobile wallet, it is very possible that the information was stolen by someone else to hack this entire mobile wallet.

[bgaf]

Anyone who use mobile wallets?
I think it is very dangerous.

Yes I am. Why you think its more dangerous to use? I think web wallet is more dangerous since it is connected to a source or server which anytime can be breach while mobile wallet has centralized server directly connected on the app? Which do you think has more chance to get breached? See the chances here are big for web wallet. See Binance incident? A sole proof of that. Mobile wallet for me is much safer as it is not connected to more servers.

[libert19]

I do and i only use mobile wallets, i find them handy, also some wallets provide hardware wallet support so you can have easy and secure access to your coins.

[zero714309]

Not only mobile wallet but all online wallet also dangerous,even market with good safety still get hacked so if you want keep your asset for long time its better in offline wallet.

[laredo7mm]

I am more looking for security in my assets by storing in a trusted wallet and I use Nano-s at this time there are no obstacles in its use. so in my opinion this is very suitable for me to save it. several times I saved my assets wrongly having a problem

[shesheboy]

Not only mobile wallet but all online wallet also dangerous,

mobile wallet and online wallet are considered as one if you are using a mobile phone and yes all online wallets have risk  , thats why its always recomended to store our funds in a hardware wallet   .

even market with good safety still get hacked so if you want keep your asset for long time its better in offline wallet.

safety ? who says that a market ( crypto market ) is safety ? all kinds of market ( not only on crypto ) are actually have risk as long as its involved money  but crypto market is more risky of them all due to unstablenes of cryptos  . your right that its always a nice idea to secure our funds in a cold storage or offline wallet if we are going for long term  .

[MonsterV]

It's dangerous if you don't have a backup of your wallet, I am an Iphone user and I feel safe so far because the iPhone operating system itself is close source, it is quite difficult to enter malware.

I don't know if for users of Android and Windows Phone because cases that often occur are indications of malware on smartphones. I am an IT student and I understand how malware gets into smartphones, so backup your wallet and store it in cold storage, use it as needed if you save it on Android.

[pishite]

I use some wallets on the smartphone, but more for the test. I try to keep fixed assets in paper wallets, as for me this is the most reliable storage. And about the theft of funds from a smartphone, there is not yet any viruses yet that can install themselves without user involvement, care is needed.