agreed but we shouldn't rely on the device to be indestructible - it's an electronic device after all...
average thief is after the phones 😉 I need something he won't even notice but will remain well usable
It is/was ( I looked at it 3 years or so ago ) a phone , If I recall correctly they were using some cheap MediaTek soc . It still had functioning WIFI module , it was just blocked in Android . (found a article confirming it : https://www.ledger.com/blog/ellipal-security)
So they say: cutting-edge technology and integrated security chip (EAL5+)
It's a cheap one like in the nano (ST31H320 or ST33J2M0 would I assume) . For this price point you should be getting EAL6+.
Unknown and anyway you shouldn't rely on a company's stability. See what happened with Ledger Blue. I have a bunch of such devices that are now unusable, and I'm still waiting for Ledger to tell me what I'm supposed to do with them.
Did you manage to transfer your coins to another device before your Ledger Blue became completely unusable? And why are you waiting for their response instead of simply discarding it and using the new devices you already have?
The same seed phrase can be used for a Ledger nano, no problem.
Because I paid quite a high price for these devices and I expect them to at least give me a discount for the purchase of new ones, if they don't want to issue a refund. See it as a test of how serious this company is.
