Luckily not a costly mistake (even though $50 means a lot in some countries), but every wallet, no matter what type it is, should have a backup. You, as an experienced member, should have known this very well and did not rely on a device that was physically damaged in this case, but could also have been stolen or otherwise damaged.
However, while it may seem that the data has been lost forever, there is a chance that you can save it. There are several methods you can try, and everything what is free and you can do it, it's worth the try. Of course, it all depends on the degree of damage, I hope the smartphone did not break into small pieces.
https://www.cryptopal.com/how-to-recover-data-from-broken-android-phone/
Topic: Old lesson: Don't rely on your phone. Always save your wallet seeds - page 2. (Read 282 times)
March 30, 2020, 07:12:21 AM
March 30, 2020, 06:45:14 AM
(Keep Your Recovery Seed Safe And Secure) It is the first lesson you learn when using cryptocurrencies, but you will its value when you lose your currencies.
I keep most of my BTC in cold storage and transfer a small part to my phone to make payments. Yesterday, I transferred about $ 50. Unfortunately, my phone fell from the top of the house and Android stopped working.
I didn't keep any save any recovery seed, so I lost it forever.
Don't be like me, keep your wallet seed save.
Read: Do’s and Don’ts of Keeping Your Recovery Seed Safe
Use: https://buybitcoinww.co/Billfodl or https://cryptosteel.com/
I keep most of my BTC in cold storage and transfer a small part to my phone to make payments. Yesterday, I transferred about $ 50. Unfortunately, my phone fell from the top of the house and Android stopped working.
I didn't keep any save any recovery seed, so I lost it forever.
Don't be like me, keep your wallet seed save.
Read: Do’s and Don’ts of Keeping Your Recovery Seed Safe
Use: https://buybitcoinww.co/Billfodl or https://cryptosteel.com/
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