Quote from: SeriouslyGiveaway on Today at 03:06:05 AM

I did not read all of their Terms and Conditions. Never because I will waste my time to read it. I only search for information I want to know. If they have FAQs, I will look at FAQs first before searching in Terms and Conditions.change sends you an e-mail about updated Terms and Conditions, do you take your time to read the update?

FAQs actually give you an insight sometimes of what challenges the users usually encounter from the questions usually asked but not also checking the terms and conditions is not right also. You need to know the terms because most of the existing users might be comfortable with some terms which would actually not sit well with you and without reading the T&C there is not way you would find out.

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I surely will check their update in Terms and Conditions if I get their notifications in email or on their social media channels.
Not all platforms will keep you notified with their changes in Terms and Conditions.

Do not trust any update notification you receive via email. There have been series of phishing scam attacks through this method in the past. Just go straight through the app or in build site on the app after thorough verification of the site before you proceed. Emails could be sent my scammers and the link there wound lead you to entirely a different site.

Quote from: Onset on Today at 03:10:16 AM

You’re storing your seed/wallet as a digitally-stored backup? What if your hardware decides to give up and fail on you?

Cold storage of seeds or keys in either hardwares or USBs are also good storage options too like the paper method or washers. Just like the washers can be stolen and papers could also be destroyed, the hardwares or usb can also get damaged by wears. Although the usb should just be a secondary source of storage since it poises more lost risk than the other two it is much portable to move around than the washers