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>>55440863
Here's my thought on Passport.

Cons:
>trezor-firmware Contains a copy of the Trezor source code in order to use Trezor's crypto library. Only a small subset of this source code is included in Passport.
They use the code from Trezor, it can't be right. It's like when you buy a Samsung phone and the source code says that it uses the code from Xiaomi phone.

>I saw people asking for Monero support in Passport, and thought I could help start the process. I will be contributing to this minimally, if at all.
This "minimal contribution" triggers my autism.

>Magic Backups uses end-to-end encryption to back up your seed and application data, without requiring email, password, or any personal information into your iCloud or Android account
Same BS as Ledger

- Limited direct wallet support
Judging from their interface, I can't see support for XMR and USDT token, only Bitcoin. They need at least support 3 coins to be useful : XMR, BTC and USDT.
Perhaps it's possible if you connect it to Monero GUI or Feather Wallet, but it's another additional steps. I want direct support, the phone hardware is powerful enough, so there's no excuse except for laziness.

Pros:
- Big screen
- Intuitive interface, just like your phone
- Secure Element
- Open Source

Remember, this is their first product so I'm sure they'll fuck it up somehow just like first release of Ledger and Trezor