I have some ADA and I wanted to keep it for sometime, so I installed Daedalus an read it’s Terms and conditions of use. So from all of it I understood that there are no warranties about the safety of your tokens and actually the company has the right to suspend or end your access to the wallet at any time and with any reason and even without noticing…So I’m a little bit confused now. How is this making the wallet the most secure location for my ADA?
How would Cardano proceed to control someone else wallet without their concent? Also, isn’t Daedalus just a frontend for cardano-sl, if so then why would they put that piece of text there?
I think PT_Cardano is right and this is probably some boilerplate text, but it would be nice to have some clarifications from the foundation.
(this is kinda funny because IOHK is also behind Ethereum Classic)
This is the point in the terms. I hope it’s just a boilerplate, but I think there should be at least a notification if you haven’t done anything wrong or illegal and they decide to do something like this.
IF Terms and conditions says that “company has the right to suspend or end your access to the wallet at any time and with any reason and even without noticing” they can do end period.
Saying it is just a boiler plate is just gibberish, non sense, blather, poppycock… which ever term you like or will satisfy your empty mind.
At this point we are not going to invest in ADA since there is only one wallet out there to use it and this wallet has stupendous clauses in it.
Now you can cut the act and fix your shit or stay where you are.