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[Kemarit]

I'm also using my old iPhone to manage my crypto wallets, but when using Coinomize.biz, I still prefer using a laptop over a smartphone.

I still can't get over the fact that many people only use cell phones for all operations rather than traditional computers/laptops, especially related to crypto wallets and transactions. From security to usability, there is not a single advantage, except for easier portability.

And probably that is the main reason why crypto enthusiast prefers to used their mobile wallets, it's convenient and with just a few clicks they can do everything with that phone.

However, there are still some old and very traditional users like the rest of us who don't used their phone as crypto wallets, or they have installed but not putting a lot of Bitcoins on them because of the risk involved. Mobile phones are always online and chances, you might be the next victims of hacks and then losing your precious Bitcoin.

[KryptoBull]

And probably that is the main reason why crypto enthusiast prefers to used their mobile wallets, it's convenient and with just a few clicks they can do everything with that phone.

However, there are still some old and very traditional users like the rest of us who don't used their phone as crypto wallets, or they have installed but not putting a lot of Bitcoins on them because of the risk involved. Mobile phones are always online and chances, you might be the next victims of hacks and then losing your precious Bitcoin.

The habit of using a laptop/smartphone could be part of the reason, but sometimes this is inaccurate. I have clear criteria for choosing to use a smartphone or laptop to interact with my account through various wallet apps.

When using Coinomize.biz Mixer, I need a large enough screen to keep track of everything and avoid mistakes in operations related to the BTC receiving address. That's why I use my HP laptop and Ubuntu OS.

On the other hand, when using CEXs or DEXs, I prefer using a smartphone because their apps provide all the basic features and I don't need to pay too much attention to the crypto receiving address. I have an old iPhone to install CEX and crypto wallet apps, it's usually offline and only connected to the network when I make transactions or trade/swap.

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On the other hand, when using CEXs or DEXs, I prefer using a smartphone because their apps provide all the basic features and I don't need to pay too much attention to the crypto receiving address.

Regardless of the devices you use, paying attention to the receiving crypto address is probably the most important thing. Perhaps the most sensitive part of every transaction, there are a really large number of cases and ways to make a mistake here.

[KryptoBull]

Regardless of the devices you use, paying attention to the receiving crypto address is probably the most important thing. Perhaps the most sensitive part of every transaction, there are a really large number of cases and ways to make a mistake here.

When using CEX or DEX for trading, I simply need to select the token pair and proceed with buying/selling/swapping quite easily without having to worry about the receiving address. When I need to send tokens, I will choose from the list of my addresses to send to, so there is no confusion.

For Mixer, each time I use it, a new receiving address is generated by Coinomize.biz so I need to check it multiple times on a large screen. Anyway, that's just my habit of using electronic devices when participating in this market, balancing convenience and security.

[joniboini]

For Mixer, each time I use it, a new receiving address is generated by Coinomize.biz so I need to check it multiple times on a large screen. Anyway, that's just my habit of using electronic devices when participating in this market, balancing convenience and security.

I personally lean more towards security since I have a good options of devices to use to mix my coins. There are a lot of users who favours convenience more than security though, I know someone who store a backup on another phone but they don't encrypt it or anything. On the other hand they aren't a regular mixer user either so I guess they are not part of the market demographic for Coinomize or privacy-focused services in general. Maybe if legit mixer apps are listed on Google they'll be interested on downloading it, who knows.

[Baofeng]

For Mixer, each time I use it, a new receiving address is generated by Coinomize.biz so I need to check it multiple times on a large screen. Anyway, that's just my habit of using electronic devices when participating in this market, balancing convenience and security.

I personally lean more towards security since I have a good options of devices to use to mix my coins. There are a lot of users who favours convenience more than security though, I know someone who store a backup on another phone but they don't encrypt it or anything. On the other hand they aren't a regular mixer user either so I guess they are not part of the market demographic for Coinomize or privacy-focused services in general. Maybe if legit mixer apps are listed on Google they'll be interested on downloading it, who knows.

We can have both security and convenience as well. So we might be very well confident of our laptops or pc's because the screen is bigger. And so that's what I prefer, I'm wearing a reading glass already so I do not like doing transactions with my mobile phone.

And so we should also not forget to check the address that we are going to use, and I think that is the most important here and having a good set of us should be good if you uses laptop or pc's.

[KryptoBull]

I personally lean more towards security since I have a good options of devices to use to mix my coins. There are a lot of users who favours convenience more than security though, I know someone who store a backup on another phone but they don't encrypt it or anything. On the other hand they aren't a regular mixer user either so I guess they are not part of the market demographic for Coinomize or privacy-focused services in general. Maybe if legit mixer apps are listed on Google they'll be interested on downloading it, who knows.

As I know, some Mixer apps are actually available on the App Store and CH Play and are used by users. I've never experienced this because they are really inconvenient. Coinomize.biz also has an APK file for Android but I haven't tried it, I hope that there will be reviews from users who are experiencing this app.

I'm not saying that using Mixers on smartphones is unsafe, their security level depends on the quality of the Mixers, BTC will be mixed and sent to the correct designated address. I just feel it's inconvenient to check the BTC receiving address multiple times before I can confidently press send BTC from my account

[Coinomize.biz]

I personally lean more towards security since I have a good options of devices to use to mix my coins. There are a lot of users who favours convenience more than security though, I know someone who store a backup on another phone but they don't encrypt it or anything. On the other hand they aren't a regular mixer user either so I guess they are not part of the market demographic for Coinomize or privacy-focused services in general. Maybe if legit mixer apps are listed on Google they'll be interested on downloading it, who knows.

As I know, some Mixer apps are actually available on the App Store and CH Play and are used by users. I've never experienced this because they are really inconvenient. Coinomize.biz also has an APK file for Android but I haven't tried it, I hope that there will be reviews from users who are experiencing this app.

I'm not saying that using Mixers on smartphones is unsafe, their security level depends on the quality of the Mixers, BTC will be mixed and sent to the correct designated address. I just feel it's inconvenient to check the BTC receiving address multiple times before I can confidently press send BTC from my account

Google Play Store does not allow Mixer apps, which is why ours cannot be found there. Our app is connected to our website, so it's no different than if you were to visit coinomize.biz. The app is designed to make it easier to use so that you don't always have to type in the url on your cell phone.

[bhadz]

I also have a lenovo model laptop, the LOQ and it has a switch to its camera on the right side but it won't be noticed until you close it because the lens don't have cover. On my other laptops, I have put some camera cover which costs penny and it is a tiny circle enclosure designated for that purpose. Also a good idea is not to connect automatically to any connection.

I agree to the idea about bookmarking coinomize.biz or the onion link of it for the regular users so that they don't have to search for it manually.

ThinkPad doesn't have any issues, but many other Lenovo models are accused of having pre-installed Lenovo Spyware. I'm worried that this could also threaten the security of our private keys and crypto assets. I use an HP Laptop and Ubuntu OS whenever I interact with my crypto account, that's what I can do to avoid being attacked. Being cautious of public Wi-Fi is also necessary!

I have a habit of bookmarking important websites, including Coinomize.biz. I don't want to send BTC to hackers behind other fake addresses, especially when I need to quickly mix my BTC.

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Lenovo has pre installed software for which I don't really like. But if it's about usage, we can really use it well based on how your browsing experience it. Bookingmark important websites like coinomize.biz is a must because there are fake ones that keeps on copying the genuine websites like them.

[KryptoBull]

Google Play Store does not allow Mixer apps, which is why ours cannot be found there. Our app is connected to our website, so it's no different than if you were to visit coinomize.biz. The app is designed to make it easier to use so that you don't always have to type in the url on your cell phone.

I think so too, which is why Coinomize.biz needs to develop its own APK. I hope smartphone users will get used to and like this APK. I'll personally be waiting for their reviews on Coinomize.biz.

The legal status of Mixers is always a controversial issue in the crypto community and the political arena. I believe that when crypto has a more solid footing and politicians have a better understanding of Mixers, Mixers will be recognized and can implement all plans to reach potential users, such as having an app on Google Play for Android users and the App Store for iOS users.

[joniboini]

I'll personally be waiting for their reviews on Coinomize.biz.

I might be misremembering things, but I recall seeing one or two reviews a while back. That being said, is there any reason why you can't review the apps on your own? I guess having one Android device to test thing is not really ideal.

I believe that when crypto has a more solid footing and politicians have a better understanding of Mixers, Mixers will be recognized and can implement all plans to reach potential users, such as having an app on Google Play for Android users and the App Store for iOS users.

I don't think that's possible tbh. Even if we have a friendly crypto government, they won't list mixer on public app marketplace openly unless they have backdoor access to their transactions. CMIIW.

[Kemarit]

I personally lean more towards security since I have a good options of devices to use to mix my coins. There are a lot of users who favours convenience more than security though, I know someone who store a backup on another phone but they don't encrypt it or anything. On the other hand they aren't a regular mixer user either so I guess they are not part of the market demographic for Coinomize or privacy-focused services in general. Maybe if legit mixer apps are listed on Google they'll be interested on downloading it, who knows.

As I know, some Mixer apps are actually available on the App Store and CH Play and are used by users. I've never experienced this because they are really inconvenient. Coinomize.biz also has an APK file for Android but I haven't tried it, I hope that there will be reviews from users who are experiencing this app.

I'm not saying that using Mixers on smartphones is unsafe, their security level depends on the quality of the Mixers, BTC will be mixed and sent to the correct designated address. I just feel it's inconvenient to check the BTC receiving address multiple times before I can confidently press send BTC from my account

Google Play Store does not allow Mixer apps, which is why ours cannot be found there. Our app is connected to our website, so it's no different than if you were to visit coinomize.biz. The app is designed to make it easier to use so that you don't always have to type in the url on your cell phone.

And it's not really safe to have a mixer apps in Google Play store, for sure it will be a point of attack from hackers to scammers to create a similar apps to victimized unsuspecting individuals who might have just been relying on Google to be a safe place to download everything, but it is not.

So it's good to at least have in it your official website. But still though, as crypto enthusiast, we just need to be very careful, again and again.

[Baofeng]

Google Play Store does not allow Mixer apps, which is why ours cannot be found there. Our app is connected to our website, so it's no different than if you were to visit coinomize.biz. The app is designed to make it easier to use so that you don't always have to type in the url on your cell phone.

I think so too, which is why Coinomize.biz needs to develop its own APK. I hope smartphone users will get used to and like this APK. I'll personally be waiting for their reviews on Coinomize.biz.

The legal status of Mixers is always a controversial issue in the crypto community and the political arena. I believe that when crypto has a more solid footing and politicians have a better understanding of Mixers, Mixers will be recognized and can implement all plans to reach potential users, such as having an app on Google Play for Android users and the App Store for iOS users.

Crypto mixers have been frown upon by government and regulators around the world, we have seen the best of them being taken down and we thought that they are safe and no longer having logs, but when they were caught they've save a lot of transactions and for sure we all know what mixer it was.

So I'm not surprised that Google Play or App Store are not going to list it because of the potential scrutiny coming from government. While we all know that privacy is important to us, there are groups that misuses of crypto mixers.

[Z-tight]

While we all know that privacy is important to us, there are groups that misuses of crypto mixers.

There are people that abuse every tool out there that was created for a good purpose, but we don't have to attack the tool for that reason. I.e. we all depend on the internet today, but it is what so many bad actors use to scam people, but we cannot ban the internet because of that reason.

That is why sometimes i believe that the government's unfavorable decisions and actions on mixers is more like an attack on crypto and privacy in crypto, rather than a fight against money laundering.

[KryptoBull]

I might be misremembering things, but I recall seeing one or two reviews a while back. That being said, is there any reason why you can't review the apps on your own? I guess having one Android device to test thing is not really ideal.

I don't think that's possible tbh. Even if we have a friendly crypto government, they won't list mixer on public app marketplace openly unless they have backdoor access to their transactions. CMIIW.

I don't use an Android smartphone, so it's really difficult for me to try installing and using the Coinomize.biz APK. I also don't like using a smartphone when mixing crypto. My laptop provides a larger screen, is more convenient, and makes it easier to control BTC receiving addresses.

As you said, the government will always be concerned about mixers being misused by criminals for bad purposes, but we all understand that fiat is the main tool for money laundering. I hope that in future crypto-friendly governments will stop accusing or attacking mixers, which would be the legal condition for crypto mixers to be able to release apps to reach billions of smartphone users and turn them into potential users when they have a need to mix crypto in crypto era.