I have used the Coinomi wallet both PC and mobile versions for over a year now with no challenge (of course with small amounts) I really like the mobile version more because it's a little more private because someone has to first enter the pin or unlock it using the mobile finger print scanner unlike the PC version where anybody can be able to see your portfolio or wallet balances when they click on the app.
Yeah, I like the smartphone version a lot--I just downloaded the PC version and did notice that there's no password option, but that's OK. I'm not storing much on it and don't really plan to, but I've got small amounts of some altcoins and didn't want to use my Ledger for them.
I've always liked Coinomi as a multicoin wallet, and I prefer it over all of the other ones I've tried. Jaxx and Exodus both suck ass IMO, and from what I've read they aren't even secure. At least with Coinomi I have a seed phrase for recovery, which I don't remember getting with either Jaxx or Exodus. Other members would have to vouch as to whether Coinomi is secure, but I'm pretty sure it is and that's the most important thing.
Anyway, I've had a Coinomi wallet on my phone for a couple of years at least and I've never had any issues with it whatsoever. I'd definitely give it a thumbs up.
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Regardless of the reason the user lost funds, I think the fact it is not open source is an important factor too.
Oh man, thanks for posting that link. I'd like to hear what others have to say about that.