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Topic: Turn new $25 Mozilla phone into a Trezor type wallet? (Read 938 times)

sr. member
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What could go wrong with keeping mission-critical keys on a device that's capable of transmitting data without the need for a physical connection  Cheesy
Apart from that I don't hear very good things about those operating systems on the phones, so it may still be of some use to people using it as a wallet.
Couldn't you use a micro usb adapter and a fresh android phone, load the package for file explorer and cold wallet generator apk's? Install them and never use data?
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What could go wrong with keeping mission-critical keys on a device that's capable of transmitting data without the need for a physical connection  Cheesy
Apart from that I don't hear very good things about those operating systems on the phones, so it may still be of some use to people using it as a wallet.
newbie
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With Mozilla wanting to push a cheap smart phone at a $25 price tag. It only makes sense that someone turns this into a hardware wallet similar to Trezor. Is this easily possible and how would the community feel about owning them?
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