According to me trust wallet is a multiple wallet which is able to do token transactions of all coins or tokens of all networks. And it's hard security complete. But trust but if you go to the phishing side and login then your wallet will definitely get hacked. So first of all you have to be carefulThen the wallet will not be hacked in any way.
I've been using Trust wallet for a long time and I haven't encountered any problem so far. Just don't store big funds in this wallet if you want to get rid of being hacked. The possibility of being hacked is always around so you better be careful in every click that you do. Phishing sites are always existing so it's our responsibility to avoid them as much as possible. If we really want to be careful, better use a hard wallet so you're the one who is in control of your funds.
In my opinion, the security that Trust wallet has is not much different from other online wallets, meaning that using a Trust wallet is not 100% safe.
I agree with what you said it's better not to store our crypto too big in the Trust wallet, if we want to be more secure, we really have to store our crypto
in a hardware wallet. But the problem is hardware wallets are quite expensive, if we can't afford to buy a hardware wallet, it's not a problem we can use
an online wallet, and one online wallet that I recommend is Trust wallet.
But don't store all our crypto in a Trust wallet. It's better if we store our crypto in some online wallet, so that if something bad happens and one of our
online wallets is hacked, at least we won't lose all our cryptocurrencies. Based on my experience using Trust wallet, I'm quite satisfied, but still,
even though I haven't experienced anything bad while using Trust wallet, I advise everyone to be careful when using a Trust wallet.