alt Hacker NewsAs you suggest, the wording should be clarified to say that the key is never copied, is only stored on your device, is not accessible to others, etc.
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natch • 01/18/2025
Maybe they are unable to make that clarification, if it would be false.
As you suggest, the wording should be clarified to say that the key is never copied, is only stored on your device, is not accessible to others, etc.
Maybe they are unable to make that clarification, if it would be false.
It does say
> It’s protected with the new key which is controlled solely by the user’s trusted devices
I think main thing they’re avoiding is an explicit guarantee that the key cannot be retrieved from your phone by a third party.