Anyone who use mobile wallets?

[TrevorS]

I use several mobile wallets. One called Trust Wallet, the second from the developers of MyEtherWallet. Both purses suit me both in terms of functionality and security.

[GREENch]

To use your mobile wallet safely, you must have a separate smartphone that will not use any third-party applications.

[Alohadanc3]

Yes you are right. Mobile wallets are kind of risky. But the thing is mobile wallets are very popular band easy to use. It's very handy to access. And in future we need this kind of wallet where if I have to pay with crypto we just can with a mobile. So mobile wallets are very useful and important for this ecosystem. But again the whole thing is not that tight security. Mostly those wallets which have the acces with email and phone number those have a chance of data bridge. So always put a bit of money in mobile wallets that's an open suggestion.

[Little Mouse]

I only use MyEtherWallet to store ETH on mobile. In other cases, I prefer to store the cryptocurrency in the wallet that is installed on the computer. I do not know how things are with the security of mobile wallets, but so far I have heard that they have not been hacked.

But this is risky because we generally uses various software through which your wallet data can anytime be compromised. Howeve, no wallet is 100% secure. Security depends on our usage.

[raes]

I use several mobile wallets. One called Trust Wallet, the second from the developers of MyEtherWallet. Both purses suit me both in terms of functionality and security.

I know there are some mobile wallets but for some reason I still use my wallet online from the beginning to now. I do not really like mobile wallet because it might be the same function and way of access.

[poornamelessme]

I use a mobile wallet or two, but primarily just for scraps -- ex. small amounts of alts. It's simply easier than downloading tons of wallets.

But I also use a dedicated spare phone just for crypto. I don't carry it around with me all day or use public wifi with it. Seems as safe as anything else.

[Mikcik]

Lack of understanding, many mobile wallet are programmed by large companies in crypto. Like Coinbase, Houbi and Trust Wallet are bought by Binance. I'm a mobile wallet user for over half a year, and nothing has happened to my property

[r32godzilla]

I am afraid of using mobile wallets. We use mobile phones for everything, we have so many informations in our mobile phones - bank apps, saved passwords and imagine what could happen wehn you loose your phone? 

[Surrapatt]

Why can a cellphone wallet be dangerous? because the cellphone category has two operating systems, such as apple and android phones and they are clearly different ways of using it, now I want to ask where is the danger if we use it?

[Vishnu.Reang]

First installed a mobile wallet in 2017, when I got interested in crypto-currency for the first time. But I found using online wallets and desktop wallets easier than the mobile wallets. Because here in India there are very few shops which would accept Bitcoin payments. So there is no advantage in having a few coins in your mobile wallet.

[bitstalker]

I use some for general altcoin I use coinomi and for erc20 token, I use MEWConnect and for its use it's quite easy but for other tokens I still use Desktop wallet for EOS, Stellar

[dimonstration]

Why can a cellphone wallet be dangerous? because the cellphone category has two operating systems, such as apple and android phones and they are clearly different ways of using it, now I want to ask where is the danger if we use it?

When you lose you phone and you didn't put necessary security or your password were easy to track. Mobile wallets were good as long as you keep your privacy secured even to your close people.

[johanesrobin]

I am afraid of using mobile wallets. We use mobile phones for everything, we have so many informations in our mobile phones - bank apps, saved passwords and imagine what could happen wehn you loose your phone? 

yes that makes sense. too dangerous if you save assets on your Android device. Hardware wallets might be another option and swallow selection must be careful so that assets are not easily stolen or lost.

[Dreamchaser21]

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

I’m using a mobile wallet, its very popular here in our place and I think its safe because it is regulated. In terms of security, you should depend on what kind of wallet you are using, of course mobile wallet is just for liquidity and not a good wallet to store your bitcoin.

[asbak66]

Last time I use coinomi to save my doge and nrg token, but now I already delete the app.
I prefer to use exchange wallet or official wallet from developer instead of mobile wallet don't know why. It's more complicated for me and I don't think gonna use again on the future

[Sithara007]

Once I had installed the electrum mobile wallet (for Android) in my mobile. But hardly ever used the mobile wallet, as I found using the online wallets much more comfortable (and probably safe). After a few months, I transferred all my coins and uninstalled the wallet. I am willing to give it another try, but they should improve the UI.

[islafilipina]

I'm using a mobile wallet for 2 yrs now but never encountered any problem and it is secure just store your password or passphrase in a secure and safe location

[btcmegastar]

I'm using a mobile wallet for 2 yrs now but never encountered any problem and it is secure just store your password or passphrase in a secure and safe location

Yes, now most of the people are showing interest in the mobile wallets because everything will be in their control, they can easily set the desired password and pin for it. As long as if you don't share your password and paraphrase you will be in safe hands.

[daniel2023]

How do you mean? can you explain more? Mobile is better than desktop wallet to me. If have our private key and passphrase and other necessary information you recover your wallet anytime, any day.

[joshy23]

I'm using a mobile wallet for 2 yrs now but never encountered any problem and it is secure just store your password or passphrase in a secure and safe location

Yes, now most of the people are showing interest in the mobile wallets because everything will be in their control, they can easily set the desired password and pin for it. As long as if you don't share your password and paraphrase you will be in safe hands.

Partly right, but there's still possibilities of being hacked so you also needs to be more furious when using a mobile wallets, to add some more securities better to dedicate the mobile device for this purpose and not to allow intruders to hacked your assets, be more active finding ways to keep yourself away from possible threat.