$69 for a security is very cheap especially since the assets I own are even more than the price of the hardware wallet I own. if someone doesn't use a wallet with guaranteed security, they only take refuge in security that is quite vulnerable such as trustwallet. and it also depends on who the user is, because hardware wallets also require vigilance and security in storing the seed phrase so that it cannot be accessed by anyone and it is very important to maintain it properly.
As of now, we have not had any unfortunate incidents for TrustWallet users. Perhaps the possibility of users accidentally disclosing their private keys to hackers is greater than the possibility of a security vulnerability within the TrustWallet application.
If possible, a hardware wallet will always be a better choice, even though I have consulted and do not like its unfriendliness during interaction. I am still temporarily using TrustWallet on iPhone and trust it. I will think about buying a hardware wallet from the profits this season to store BTC for the next crypto winter.