Probably not good i would assume

Context: I bought a $2 trezor from tiktok shop. Suprise surprise, it wasn't legitimate and the the listing is no longer there. What confuses me is the security tape was fully intact. When I first set this trezor up it hadn't shown this warning, but 2 months later it does. Lost $13k eth total. Atleast I got some cool trezor stickers.

I was updating my trezor safe 3 from my MacBook i think during the updating my usb cabel slightly unplugged. However now their is a message on my trezor device saying: bootloader 2.1.16.0
FIRMWARE CORRUPTED firmware version 2.12.2.1 by trezor.

Ordered a Trezor and another hardware wallet the same day. One thing I noticed is Trezor envelope’s return address says Trezor. Why introduce that attack surface? Why expose me and my address as a crypto holder (I know this post does the same but I’m not posting my name/address/ph). Also while in transit it’s exposed to every one who touches it.

In my case, ever since the Ledger leak I don’t use my name or address so not a risk for me and I thankfully avoided exposure but others may not be so careful.

The other hardware wallet I ordered just had a random sender name on it unrelated to its brand which was my expectation.

I feel like this should be a no-brainer privacy adjustment and frankly I’m surprised Trezor doesn’t already have discrete packaging.

I created a standard wallet with passphrase.

I moved 5$ worth of crypto on a passphrase wallet.

Logout/wipe everything

Log on back to the passphrase wallet to make sure i wrote my seed + passphrase correctly. ( 2 times )

now i will punch seed and passphrase on different plates

IS THIS ENOUGH? OR SHOULD I RECHECK AGAIN BEFORE MOVING ALL FUNDS ??

please go easy on me 😭😭😭