Sep 4, 2026 1:25 PM

Hardware wallets are the gold standard for security, yet over 80,000 Trezor users now face physical threats because a shipping partner failed to delete their data. With home addresses and phone numbers exposed, the "safety" of your device is irrelevant if hackers know exactly where you live. Can we really call these devices secure when the simple act of buying one puts a target on your front door? Is the privacy trade-off of hardware wallets actually worth the risk?
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