I check Microsoft Store now I did not see Electrum.

I understand you, that there will be fake apps to scam people. But I do not think so. According to what I read about the one for European Union, if the noncustodial wallet has FinCEN, state banking, or MiCA license, it will continue to be on the app store.

I think something like that will also be for people living in United States.

That means those exchanges noncustodial wallet apps (and some other ones) might be the one thriving on Playstore which are close source apps. This will give more ways for close source apps on the Store.

Even with Google, there are still fake apps. It is people that should be careful. If care is not taken, someone can even download fake app on the Stores.

I check Microsoft Store now I did not see Electrum.

I understand you, that there will be fake apps to scam people. But I do not think so. According to what I read about the one for European Union, if the allnoncustodial wallet has FinCEN, state banking, or MiCA license, it will continue to be on the app store.

I think something like that will also be for people living in United States.

That means those exchanges noncustodial wallet apps (and some other ones) might be the one thriving on Playstore which are close source apps. This will give kire wayemore ways for close source apps on the Store.

I check Microsoft Store now I did not see Electrum.

I understand you, that there will be fake apps to scam people. But I do not think so. According to what I read about the one for European Union, if the all has FinCEN, state banking, or MiCA license, it will continue to be on the app store.

I think something like that will also be for people living in United States.

That means those exchanges apps might be the one thriving on Playstore which are close source apps. This will give kire waye for close source apps on the Store.