Keystone Customers Report Breach of Deleted Data
Users on social media claim a recent security breach exposed customer data that hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone promised to delete.

Hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone faces scrutiny after customers reported that a recent security breach exposed personal information that the company had previously promised to delete, according to TheBlock.
Data Retention Claims Challenged
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Keystone has publicly stated that it typically deletes customer information 180 days after orders are completed. However, multiple users on X have cast doubt on those claims following the security incident, raising concerns regarding the handling of sensitive user records.
Key facts
- Keystone customers reported a data breach exposing personal information.
- The company previously stated it deletes customer data 180 days post-order.
- X users have publicly challenged the company's data deletion claims following the incident.
Source: theblock.co
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