internet-identity VS nns-dapp

You can visit identity.ic0.app and select backup. From there you can either choose a recovery phrase or a yubikey back up method. With that you can recover your account in case you lose access on your primary device. It is also recommended that you add multiple authorized login devices in case you lose one of them.

But, if you saved your seed phrase (and if you haven’t then you can access it here https://identity.ic0.app/), then you can restore your wallet with it instead of using the identity.

Then add a link from the https://identity.ic0.app/ page to an area where users can find/search for this type of content.

Anything about your Internet Identity can be controlled through https://identity.ic0.app/

You can visit identity.ic0.app to manage all your device and recovery methods.

What bothers you about Internet Identity? It is open source and the README there provides a pretty good overview: all it is is a way of registering a public key (whose secret counterpart you hold on your phone or other device) with a canister; that canister then produces delegations (unique per-application identities, that cannot be reverse engineered to find out your identity, even if that identity is just a public key, no PII).

Did you set up internet identity? https://identity.ic0.app/

The Internet Computer[0] hosts whatever kind of service you can cram in a smart contract form-factor. In exchange for having to deal with things like oracles to retrieve information from the outside world, it costs absolute peanuts[1]. I tend to use it whenever I want to PoC a web app frontend because it's usually lower-friction than a VM. Unfortunately there aren't that many things to show as an example that aren't just NFT silliness, but one big one is OpenChat[2], which also shows off the basically zero-friction single-sign-on[3] that can't be tracked across services.

Will it pan out? I have no earthly idea. But it's cool enough to try.

[0]: https://internetcomputer.org

[1]: https://internetcomputer.org/docs/current/developer-docs/dep...

[2]: https://oc.app

[3]: https://identity.ic0.app

Have you added your new iphone to the list of authorized devices for your II? You can do that by visiting https://identity.ic0.app/ and clicking on "add device". Are you using chrome browser?

You can store them on ledger device, or on nns.ic0.app or community wallets such as plug or bitfinity wallet.

You can store icp with the official nns.ic0.app wallet, or you can use other third party apps like Plug Wallet, Bitfinity Wallet (formerly infinity swap), or Stoic wallet.

log in with NNS front end app, then select ICP wallet https://nns.ic0.app/

The safest wallet is the official nns dapp at nns.ic0.app Unlike other wallets, this is completely web based and you can authenticate using Internet Identity, with your browser using your phones biometrics.

With future upgrades, nns.ic0.app it will also support converting $BTC into ckBTC and back.

You can stake at nns.ic0.app

You should be able to manage your ICP with your Ledger, using a 3rd party wallet, such as the Network Nervous System ICP wallet. In this manner, you can secure your ICP using your Ledger as a hardware wallet, however - as you mentioned - this won't be directly within Ledger Live.

No you can't hold ICP tokens in metamask. If you purchase ICP on an exchange, you would need to withdraw them to your ICP wallet address. Example wallets that hold ICP are plug wallet, or NNS dapp (https://nns.ic0.app/).

Transfer it to your NNS account! Hold your ICP on the Internet Computer. https://nns.ic0.app