Quote from: DroomieChikito on Today at 12:06:06 AM

Quote from: xenon131 on June 07, 2021, 08:40:17 AM

By and large, there is a simple solution for those users who lost their 25^th password (aka passphrase/password ) but still have access to their funds via second PIN on Ledger. All they need is to send their bitcoins to new address which is in their full control (such address can be created with Electrum, for example) and after that send them back to Ledger address created with SEED and new password.

I don't think so, If the case the user shuts down the wallet, he must to setting additional passphrases first before access the wallet. because the passphrase only temporary in Ledger, when shutdown the user must setting back the passphrase in the security setting.

This is true in the case when user don't peg the second PIN to his SEED+password bundle and shuts down his Ledger nano. But if he did it he can access his addresses hidden behind SEED and extra passphrase by entering the bare second PIN. I use this method because my passphrase is constructed to be very complicated and represented by the mixture of special characters, letters, digits and CAPs. So it would be difficult task to put such password into Ledger nano as the way to access different symbols in this wallet is not an easy one.