rich1.0Judge Hardcase (npub1k7…x7ehv)https://nostr.now/npub1k7v6uflqxu9js45e8ek53u2azefe6j49r7lna0da90zq7c9y6f0q8x7ehvnjumphttps://nostr.nowAssuming nostr:npub1tkey6tcfk0jf2ageje7xvqnnph4443h4pc4aqesuqjeywyke073qfmwral designed as advertised, of the 2-of-3 keys needed, Bitkey servers controls 1 key, the mobile app controls 1 key, and the hardware device itself controls 1 key. There is also an encrypted backup of the mobile app key stored in your cloud account - which requires the hardware device to decrypt it. In short, in addition to the key from Bitkey severs, the FBI would also need either your hardware device, or the key from your mobile app (which I suppose could potentially be lifted through some sort of spyware and/or malicious version of the app). *The key controlled by the hardware device isn't backed up anywhere (it's designed to not even be possiible). If the device is lost (or just stops working for whatever reason), the user's only recourse is to hope to still be able to get a new device and hope to still be able to coordinate with Bitkey to transfer funds (via the mobile app key and the Bitkey servers key) to an entirely new 2-of-3 keyset.