Is the seed-phrase locked? I notice an option to āresetā the seedphrase. The II 1.0 had an option to lock it, where the seed phrase must be entered before resetting in order to protect against a situation where one of perhaps multiple devices was compromised by a bad actor. I see the new II 2.0 has an option to āresetā but I donāt dare press it. I assume it asks for confirmation as well input of the existing seed-phrase before resetting?
How can I remove other devices? For example, I had an old II 1.0 with 2 keys - an old āincompatible with 2.0ā trezor and a ācompatible with 2.0ā yubico key. I just upgraded to 2.0. Now, the yubico key is listed twice, along with the old trezor. How do I remove the duplicate yubico key and trezor? I cannot edit those from the new login screen.
When I connect to II 2, it asks for a āpinā from my device. It looks like I can create many different pins, and within that pin i can have sub accounts (many old II 1.0s) that map to it? Is this the correct way to think about it? Perhaps as a tree - the device can have N user accounts, each user account can manage N internet identities?
You built a new product, posted a thread on the forum telling everyone to upgrade, and then just called it a day.
Is this really the right attitude for building a product?
Is there any way to access legacy II? I want to remove a passkey from legacy II but it is greyed out, and iāve found no way to go to the legacy ii website???
PS: since in the latest II update the number of passkeys has been increased to 16 (Iāll remind you that this value was previously 8) - I donāt advise deleting legacy passkeys. There is no need for this yet, and users might accidentally delete something else. DYOR
Iām suspecting that you might be using an older recovery phrase that has been replaced already. But weāll know for sure after youāve tried the above.
An upgraded identity will continue to work in 1.0, but keep in mind that 1.0 is being phased out in the coming days so that shouldnāt really be relevant anymore.
