@Vericoinium That is always a possibility. This is a hardware/cold storage wallet. People are not going to be wandering around with it. It will mostly stay at home in a secure location. If you connect using LTE, for example, where would the middle man be?
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The BitFi hacking hoax: No one has taken the coins from our pre-loaded wallet. Do want you want. Access our servers if you like. Use social engineering on us, whatever - the hackers know it can't be done, so they create absurd scenarios and claim "hacked". https://t.co/m5xhgrbUy0
@CryptoCarTalk No
@HarrieRobins No one has taken any money from one of our pre loaded wallets
@kryptoidioter I have lots of haters. I cultivate them. The more haters a person has, the more successful that person becomes. PT Barnum was the first person to fully understand this universal law. The negatives are having to respond to utter nonsense like the BitFi non-hack.
@DG_TM88 No. Although the controversy has been the best thing that could possibly have happened. Interest in the product went through the roof. Saved us millions in advertising.
@CryptoCarTalk The hackers want to define hacking as "getting access to anything in the wallet". I define hacking as accessing or taking the contents from the wallet. No one has done that on any pre-loaded wallet that we provide - no matter what you may do with it. It just can't be done.
@realmcwethy @CryptoCarTalk It's too far out of the box for most people
@Chyld @coinbase Lol
@pauliedehav Fuck!!! We never thought of that! God dammit!!
@Vericoinium And how would sim jacking help? Just curious. The device has no sim card. If you jack the phone that the device usually connects through then the phone will simply stop working. It gets you nowhere.