Topic: Trezor Suite Lite for mobile - page 2. (Read 370 times)

Why do I feel that this application will work as a chainalysis backdoor to track all your portfolio easily, it is a GUI XPUB import APK app.

Dealing with such an application should be with a little caution, as all that scammer will need is to try to make the application generate addresses that the hackers manage, is there any way to verify that the address that is generated is the same as the address from which the seeds are generated.

Can I contact using Tor?

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Perhaps it would be a revolutionary update if it works like a car fingerprint (if your wallet is near you, you can see your balance, otherwise you will not be able to. )

It seems you forgot to add actual footnotes for these superscripts, so I took the liberty of specifying them:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1631884497
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.trezor.suite

A fake copy of Trezor Suite is also present on Google Play, so be careful when using search engines to find a genuine application.

Please report the following app that pretends to be the Trezor Suite App and asks for your mnemonic:


As for Trezor Suite Lite for mobile, it definitely looks unfinished because it lacks certain important features, particularly:

1) It doesn't allow generating proof that I control a certain address in my self-hosted wallet.
2) It doesn't implement a CoinJoin feature so that blockchain analysis companies can associate my geoposition with addresses I register for CoinJoin rounds.

This is basically a portfolio tracker with the added function of master public keys, allowing you to generate and share receiving addresses. What is missing is the option to send crypto as no seeds and private keys are coupled with it obviously. Perhaps, it's the beginning of full support for mobile device onboarding, which still doesn't work with Trezor.     

I saw the news and I think it's stupid to release something like this that is half-finished, while all their competition already have fully working applications already.
There did say something like, oh but we are working very hard on making this app a full-featured mobile wallet blablabla...

Well, it is convenient and safe (more on that later). You can always keep abreast of changes in your portfolio and find out in a timely manner about new receipts on the balance of the wallet, while not risking connecting the hardware wallet to a mobile phone (wait, this has not yet been implemented by trezor. about this also a little later) and online. I also see the convenience in that you can easily and quickly generate a new address to provide to the sender. I copied and pasted from this app (if such a function is implemented. In general, how could it be without it in our time) and sent it to social networks or instant messengers (wait, how safe is this and whether malicious programs that got on your phone can change the address wallet).

Including the question of security arises about if the smartphone is lost or stolen. By gaining access to the phone, and hence to Trezor Suite Lite, can get complete information about the owner's portfolio, which can be easily identified from the data in the phone. And also, almost everything about the owner of the phone. Compare these data and everything - you are in full view.

I assume that this app will be finalized and will be able to interact with trezor (via cable or otherwise), allowing to also send transactions from the wallet. That is, to have the same functionality as in the desktop version. Most likely with the new hardware wallet that will be released. Analog Nano X?

So it looks like Trezor has released a new (watch-only) mobile app, that allows to:

- Generate new receiving addresses
- monitor your balances and transaction
- And also track your portoflio.

The app is available on both iOS[1] and Android[2], and you can find more details about it here: https://trezor.io/learn/a/trezor-suite-lite-features