Quote from: dkbit98 on July 31, 2022, 10:21:00 PM

I would never use this wallet for anything, and I don't think it's secure enough for storing anything other than coupon codes or maybe pizza recipes.

Oh, come on now, Wiz Khalifa is using it! It could be really nice, but it looks like a pretty basic wallet with a touch screen and a camera. Oh, and it has a flashlight, in case you need to recover your seed in a cave, presumably.

I love this tidbit from the FAQs:

Quote from: https://www.icointechnology.com/faq

My account had 10.0 BTC, then I sent 3.0 BTC to another bitcoin address. Now my account shows 0.0 BTC ‘available' to send. Where are my 7.0 BTC?

Bitcoin transactions are constructed using an input, or multiple inputs. If a User has 1 input that equals 10.0 BTC, and this User wants to send 3.0 BTC to a bitcoin address, the entire input of 10.0 BTC is required to construct that transaction, and the User’s 7.0 BTC in change will be returned to the From address. Even though the User only wants to transfer 3.0 BTC, inputs cannot be broken down into smaller inputs.

If the User tries to send another BTC transfer from that account while a previous transaction pends, the number of bitcoin ‘available' to spend will be 0.0 BTC. The User has no inputs to spend. Once the pending transfer clears, the User’s remaining 7.0 BTC will reflect as the account’s new BTC balance, and the User will have 7.0 BTC ‘available' to spend.

Use the Fee Slider to adjust your transfer speed when constructing a transaction.

And this from their manual:

Quote from: https://www.icointechnology.com/user-manual

To remove your ERC token from the iCoin Hardware Wallet, display your ETH address’ Private Key or QR on the Hardware Wallet. Use anysoftwarewalletmobile appto import your ERC Private Key.

WTF, over? Do these people have any idea how blockchain works? Anyway, there's no mention of it being open source or even available for peer review, so I asked their support team a few questions"

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1. Is the source code of the hardware wallet open-source or available for peer review?
2. Is the hardware open for peer review?
3. Is the source code of the mobile app open-source or available for peer review?
4. Is the firmware for the printer open-source or available for peer review?
5. What licensing standard (if any) is applicable?