Is Doughwallet a Good Dog or a Bad Dog?

dogespeedminer

I loaded doughwallet on my iPhone and dealt with some issues getting it synced for the first time, but it's been operating and sending/receiving doge fine since then. I understand the implications of not being able to get my private key, but should I worry if I'm not parking all my doge there?

I am assuming that it should be used primarily as a temporary, mobile wallet. I'm thinking I would send some coinage to the wallet at the beginning of the week and use it like walking around money. (When we get "to the moon").

Is that the proper use of doughwallet?
Is there a better alternative?

dogespeedminer

Look at it this way...

For 'walking around' money, all you need is a single, appropriately-funded wallet, and a way to spend coins.

You can stash the wallet in Notes easily enough. Like this example:

^"D7WBUpdgLRtG6WyPsqjhaKiJR65X8ZGnkZ","6KieLMW1poAzNVnmLuQZqA262gxEQ51eLGdDK8e2GL2B4LHCKKb",iPhone ^Pocket ^Money

You can't run coinb.in locally on iOS, but since you have to be online to broadcast anyway, you can certainly run it off the website.

Zero overheads, no stupid bastardised BIP39 recovery phrases, no BS of any sort.

Oh, and the keys live in your masterfile all the time anyway, so even if you lose your phone, you still have the wallet.

Why do you want to run crap like Dough again? 🙂