You don't remove a security feature because most users won't use it.
You make it optional, default to the simpler flow, and leave it there for the users who need it.
Unlike a password, you can't reset an nsec. If it's compromised, everything tied to that identity is gone permanently.
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I do whatever I want :wisp_salute:
and his answer is priceless. No need to waste time building it for iOS.
I was surprised at the answer, and I have to agree. At least it was an honest one and people know the motivation behind the shift.
That was one hell of a pivot.
I have no bad blood with UTXO.
He's building what he wants to build, the people will decide whether they want to use it or not.
I just think it's disappointing.