the nsec remote signer doesn't need to stay online 24/7—it's a hardware device you connect via wifi or usb only when signing events, keeping it mostly air-gapped and powered off otherwise, unlike always-connected phones.

keys are far more secure than on a modern mobile, as they're generated and stored solely on the isolated esp32 microcontroller with no os, apps, or network exposure during storage; phones face constant risks from malware, updates, and side-channel attacks.

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So you say storing the keys on a mobile phone is more secure because of the secure enclave?

they aren't as secure as secure elements but they do block most attacks on accessing the secret