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You are only in trouble if you didn't keep a copy of your private keys backed up. Unfortunately many of these apps treat the private keys like the app owns it

You are only in trouble if you didn't keep a copy of your private keys backed up. Unfortunately many of these apps treat the private keys like the app owns it which is where people run into trouble. Some will even back up to the app provider's cloud service which is just asking for it to be stolen.

moffkalast 4y ago
> if you didn't keep a copy of your private keys backed up Most people don't. The average person doesn't even know that's a thing since like 1 in 100 services prompts you to even do that.