Keystone customers say breach exposed data the hardware wallet maker promised to delete

Customers of the hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone are alleging that a recent data breach has exposed their personal information. This incident directly contradicts Keystone's stated policy of deleting customer data within 180 days of an order in most cases. Social media users, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), have voiced significant skepticism regarding the company's commitment to these data deletion claims. The alleged breach raises concerns among users about the handling and retention of sensitive customer data by hardware wallet providers, highlighting potential discrepancies between stated privacy policies and actual operational security practices.