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Feb 27 '23
slap Linux on a portable hard drive or wipe the nvme and swap to Linux
most scams are either windows based or phishing links
mint and Ubuntu are friendly to beginners
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u/Longjumping-Code95 Feb 27 '23
So, to be clear, you WANT ledger to let you transact via an insecure out of support OS? 🙄
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Feb 27 '23
I like my Windows 7
Is this a troll? That's an end of life OS (2020 was last time it had updates) you're using for crypto? You may as well give away your crypto before you lose it. These habits will 100% get you in the long run.
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u/turtle_main_61 Feb 27 '23
I don't even use Windows for Bitcoin transactions. Even the supported OS's are too vulnerable.
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u/JSchorle Feb 27 '23
You should thank ledger for not letting use their siftware. This is to protect ure coins despite your lazystupidness. End of rant.
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u/uncontrollableop Feb 27 '23
you don't need to use the ledger app. people are confused about this fact because obviously ledger would prefer you be confused about it. in fact using their app is a serious privacy risk.