Quote from: coinfinger on July 16, 2020, 02:52:49 PM

Just use whatever you think works for you, as long as you understand very well how it works. And for someone to hack your wallet they will need some vital information on you, they don’t just mysteriously figure out everything about your address and wallet and then bump in like magic, no it doesn’t work that way. That’s why you have to be careful with the ways you deal with things online.

You have to be careful about where you post your info like email, crypto address, replying spam emails/ unsolicited mails, etc. Just stay on your line and you will be safe.

Hiding all personal information about wallet, e-mail and other addresses is possible. But the use of devices that are not careful and are always connected to the internet will certainly still be risky to be hacked. There are many ways that hackers can do to hack the device you have.

Using an online wallet, desktop wallet or hardware wallet is indeed everyone's choice. Good security depends on the user. But at least the use of hardware wallet is safer than other wallets. the most important thing is to stay careful and be vigilant so it is not easily hacked