You need a newer phone Android 4 and up. With that you can install Mycelium wallet and use a Trezor or Nano S to sign transactions offline. Anything less is asking for trouble.
Oh yes I have seen many apps that work on newer versions of android and I understand I won't be in trouble if the device stays offline.Thanks for suggesting though
Why not just get a keepkey or trezor and use that instead?
I am aware of these hardware wallets. However, it would have been cool if I could make use of this device I am about to recycle.Thanks for suggesting though
As an alternative strategy... have you considered setting up a Virtual Machine (using Virtual Box etc) in an encrypted container (like veracrypt), with a clean OS (preferably a linux distro) installing something like Electrum or Armory on it and then removing the network adapter from the VM setup so it is no longer online... Then use can just use the software inside the "offline" VM to sign transactions?
Best of luck...
Best of luck...
Haha I feel so silly right now am not sure why I didn't think of this. I sure did knew this method but this never clicked!
I guess this device i'll be my new GPS tracker to my car now
Cheers!
P.S. :
This post on stackexchange goes through a step by step process of creating and signing a raw transaction... and has a worked python example. From memory there was an old version of "Python for Android" that I think may have worked on GB... (maybe this? https://github.com/kuri65536/python-for-android) no guarantees... I certainly haven't tested or tried it.
Thanks for this too, I might need this in future!
Yikes... that is OLD...