If I get a new Samsung phone and set up the normal password and finger lock. Then, set up the Samsung secure folder and it's password. I now download my wallet inside the Samsung secure folder, how safe is my wallet from hack.
For people who doesn't use android, Samsung secure can be hidden in Samsung phone such that even if you have access to the phone you may never access the secure folder.
Also Redmi android phone also has this feature, like two different operating system running in one phone for security reasons.
In this day and age of the Internet, the greatest threat comes not from local hacking, but from online. Most modern devices have access to the Internet, which is the most vulnerable point. The probability of putting your wallet at physical risk is much lower than virtual / online. Therefore, the main emphasis in precautionary measures, as I believe, should be done in this direction. One of which would be: don't store your core crypto assets in phone wallets (only a small portion is acceptable for running expenses).For people who doesn't use android, Samsung secure can be hidden in Samsung phone such that even if you have access to the phone you may never access the secure folder.
Also Redmi android phone also has this feature, like two different operating system running in one phone for security reasons.
Whatever new and technological solutions are offered by phone manufacturers (like dual operating systems, etc.), this is more a marketing ploy to increase sales than effective ways to protect your wallet. The best way to store crypto assets is offline or hardware wallets. Never rely 100% on phone wallets, no matter how safe it may seem.
