Edited By
Maria Gonzalez

A surge of complaints from users has surfaced following the recent update of Ledger Live to version 2.109. Many have reported that the app forgets account data upon closing, forcing them to re-enter their information every time.
The latest version of Ledger Live has caused confusion among regular users. Users were surprised to find their app reverting to a "get started" screen after updating. One user expressed frustration:
"All my accounts were gone and I had to manually re-add them."
The issue of lost data appears to stem from a corrupted cache, as noted in discussions on forums.
In response to the glitches experienced, one user discovered a solution:
Clear the app's cache
Reset the app
This combination has helped them restore the previous functionality of the app. As one commenter noted,
While the technical issues are significant, concerns about security also loom large. Users are reminded to protect their personal data, especially their 24-word recovery phrase. Scammers remain a constant threat in the cryptocurrency space, emphasizing safety first.
"Ledger Support will never send you private messages or call you on the phone," a warning highlighted by one commenter.
β― User dissatisfaction: Many highlight issues with data storage after updating.
β Temporary solutions: Clearing the cache and resetting the app seems to fix the problem for some.
β Ongoing security risks: Users should be cautious and avoid sharing sensitive recovery information.
As conversations continue to develop in the community regarding the program's stability and security, will Ledger take steps to reassure its users? This evolving issue is one to watch closely as feedback pours in.