I have never try install a wallet on my smart phone.
The safety of phone always bothers me.
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Hum... github bitcoin wallet.. .? lol.
It's on a bberry for extra saftey!!!! (not really it's on a bberry because that's all I have.. go go z10.. kind of... )
It's on a bberry for extra saftey!!!! (not really it's on a bberry because that's all I have.. go go z10.. kind of... )
I don't use smart phone wallet but I know that Mycelium is nice
I think mycelium is the way to go. 
I think most payment systems will revolve around smartphones in the future, but this is going to mean they have to be very secure. I'm not sure I trust smartphones at the minute with stuff like the NSA syping and data collecting etc.
What do you think about Gliph ?
It has a secure messenger and Bitcoin payments
anyone using this?
it like, whatapp + wallet in one app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ph.gli.android
It has a secure messenger and Bitcoin payments
anyone using this?
it like, whatapp + wallet in one app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ph.gli.android
smart phone wallets will be popular in future,Please select a wallet that simple good used
Which android/ios btc wallet application are you using?
are they trustworthy? User friendly?
I am looking forward an application , which is safe and user friendly for storing,receiving, sending my btc..
Now， i can't using it because , the government don't let us use it
Wouldn't trust them on Android (not because of the app specifically).
Wouldn't trust them on a Jailbroken iPhone
Would trust on a non-jailbroken iPhone if it was secured with a code + remote wipe functionality via iCloud (not backed up via iCloud though)
Wouldn't trust them on a Jailbroken iPhone
Would trust on a non-jailbroken iPhone if it was secured with a code + remote wipe functionality via iCloud (not backed up via iCloud though)
I have the blockchain.info-wallet on my smartphone, but I never really used it, since you can't spend BTC in Vienna(besides on the WWW, but I don't need a smartphone-wallet for that).
My problem with the other wallets, I played around with, was, that they need some time to sync with the network, since my smartphone isn't permanently connected to the internet.
The blockchain.info-wallet is pretty fast and simple(connect WiFI-->press wallet-icon-->enter pin) to get ready.
My problem with the other wallets, I played around with, was, that they need some time to sync with the network, since my smartphone isn't permanently connected to the internet.
The blockchain.info-wallet is pretty fast and simple(connect WiFI-->press wallet-icon-->enter pin) to get ready.
I only keep small amount of btc in mycelium. Most of the stash is in an offline storage. Cause i don't have confidence in android os security. Everytime when i reach website, there's bound to be pop ups that says 'phone got virus,' kind of stuff that is enough to freak me out.
i have used many till now. Hive, Pheeva, coinbase, bither & mycelium.
But so far mycelium is the best and fastest among all those and i'm still using it.
But so far mycelium is the best and fastest among all those and i'm still using it.
Im using mycelium for android and bitwallet for iOS
I would also recommend Mycelium on Android phones or blockchain but only keep small amounts.
Any wallet with great security features for smarthphones is still not available.
Any wallet with great security features for smarthphones is still not available.
Anyone here uses breadwallet? Any problem about using it?
I didn't like breadwallet because it doesn't use BTC denomination, it uses "bits". Many bitcoin decades ago (a few months in real life) I once thought that the term bits was a great idea. Then I thought it was a stupid idea. Either way, to make it the only option in a wallet is a deal breaker for me.
Bither is a bitcoin wallet on both iOS and Android, and it is also open source.
Bither have two mode
Bither Hot Wallet: running on your daily phone, can easily monitor your bitcoin assets, and you can also save small amout of bitcoins in it to pay bitcoins anytime, anywhere.
Bither Cold Wallet: running on your backup phone (old or cheap one), keep the phone offline and save large amount of bitcoins in it, then you can keep your bitcoins as safe as possible.
Communicating between Bither Hot and Bither Cold is simple, the only thing you need to do is scanning the QR-Code.
You can have a try.
Bither have two mode
Bither Hot Wallet: running on your daily phone, can easily monitor your bitcoin assets, and you can also save small amout of bitcoins in it to pay bitcoins anytime, anywhere.
Bither Cold Wallet: running on your backup phone (old or cheap one), keep the phone offline and save large amount of bitcoins in it, then you can keep your bitcoins as safe as possible.
Communicating between Bither Hot and Bither Cold is simple, the only thing you need to do is scanning the QR-Code.
You can have a try.
The more intelligent wallet, the more I do not trust. (Someday robots will replace humans 
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Anyone here uses breadwallet? Any problem about using it?
how about blockchain wallet ?
it has a feature of, 4 digit pin code , and 2fa which is sms code verification.
Don't use the Blockchain wallet.it has a feature of, 4 digit pin code , and 2fa which is sms code verification.
It reuses addresses by default, which means you have no privacy.
Many people do not care if others see/know they re use addresses, as long as the wallet is secure its fine, unless you have something to hide.
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