That might irk the most committed of self-custody proponents, the ones for whom “not your keys, not your coins,” rings loudest. But Krotinsky isn’t worried about catering to that crowd. The app buries its private keys beyond easy reach to limit the possibility of users accidentally handing them to a would-be phisher, he said. Google’s security protocols go a long way, especially for users who have two-factor authentication.
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