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en/en-US/Content/2.0.1 - Security Shield Preparation/shieldSetupStatus.json

@@ -4,5 +4,9 @@
   "shieldSetupStatus_invalidCombination": "You cannot create a Shield with this combination of factors. **Read more**",
   "shieldSetupStatus_unsafeCombination": "This combination of factors may be unsafe. **Read more**",
   "shieldSetupStatus_roles_atLeastOneFactor": "You need to choose a factor to continue",
-  "shieldSetupStatus_factorCannotBeUsedByItself": "Cannot use this factor type by itself"
+  "shieldSetupStatus_factorCannotBeUsedByItself": "Cannot use this factor type by itself",
+  "shieldSetupStatus_notEnoughFactors": "You haven’t chosen enough factors to build a Shield. Learn about **Factors required for Shield**",
+  "shieldSetupStatus_unsafeCombination_message": "The combination of factors you have chosen may make this Shield unsafe or easily lost without special precautions. Only proceed if you are certain you understand how you will use this Shield.",
+  "shieldSetupStatus_unsafeCombination_confirm": "I understand",
+  "shieldSetupStatus_unsafeCombination_cancel": "Go back"
 }

en/en-US/Content/2.0.2 - Security Shield Wizard/shieldWizardRegularAccess.json

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
   "shieldWizardRegularAccess_override_button": "Add an override",
   "shieldWizardRegularAccess_overrideCombination_label": "OR",
   "shieldWizardRegularAccess_authentication_title": "Single factor required to log in to dApps with Personas and prove ownership of Accounts.",
-  "shieldWizardRegularAccess_setThreshold_title": "Set the number of factors required to sign",
+  "shieldWizardRegularAccess_setThreshold_title": "Set the number of factors required for regular access",
   "shieldWizardRegularAccess_setThreshold_all": "All (Recommended)",
   "shieldWizardRegularAccess_setThreshold_button": "Set"
 }

en/en-US/Content/InfoLink/infoLink.json

@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@
   "infoLink_glossary_ledgernano": "## Ledger Nano\n\nA Ledger Nano is a secure third-party \"hardware wallet\" cryptographic signing device popular with many crypto users. To use it, you need to connect it via USB to a computer with a linked [Radix Connector](?glossaryAnchor=radixconnector) browser extension. From here, you can approve signatures by following the Nano's on-screen instructions.\n\nUsing a hardware signing device like a Ledger Nano provides strong security because it requires physical access to the device to use it. If you use it in a [Security Shields](?glossaryAnchor=securityshields), you can combine it with other factors you have so that even if the device is lost or stolen, your funds are safe and you can reconfigure the Shield to remove the lost device from it. No seed phrase backup needed.",
   "infoLink_glossary_buildingshield": "## How your Security Shield is Built\n\nA good [Security Shield](?glossaryAnchor=securityshields) combines safety and reliability. No one else should be able to access it and even if you lose your phone you should always be able to recover access to your [Accounts](?glossaryAnchor=accounts) and [Personas](?glossaryAnchor=personas).\n\nYour [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixwallet) will help you by suggesting a good Shield configuration once you’ve added the required security factors. Once this is done, you can edit it to suit your requirements and the Radix Wallet has 3 rules in place to ensure those edits don't make your Shield unsafe or innaccessible.\n\n1. [Password](?glossaryAnchor=passwords) cannot be used alone. They are useful factors but aren't secure enough to be used by themselves.\n2. To make sure you won't lose access if you lose 1 of your factors, you must always have at least 2 factors options to start a Shield recovery.\n3. To make sure nobody can take away your Shield by stealing just 1 factor, if you are only using 1 factor for regular access, you cannot use that factor again for recovery. And you also cannot use the same factor to both start and confirm a recovery.\n\nOnce you've finalized the setup of factors for a Shield, you’ll be ready to apply it to your chosen Accounts and Personas on the [Radix Network](?glossaryAnchor=radixnetwork) with 1 or more [transactions](?glossaryAnchor=transactions).",
   "infoLink_glossary_securityshields": "## Security Shields\n\nSecurity Shields give users multi-factor access to their [Accounts](?glossaryAnchor=accounts) and [Personas](?glossaryAnchor=personas) while maintaining decentralization and full self-custody. They provide 2 critical functions. They allow users to rely on more than 1 security factor for regular access and for recoveries in the event that another security factor is lost.\n\nThe process to create a Shield is simple and once it’s finished, it can be applied to Accounts and Personas on the [Radix Network](?glossaryAnchor=radixnetwork) itself, providing robust and reliable security without compromising true trustless decentralization. There are no central servers that hold your Security Shield or secret keys – on Radix, it’s all done on the blockchain directly, so you're always in control. It's \"your keys, your crypto\", but without being stuck with 1 key you can't change.\n\n---\n\nShields are made up of 2 groups of factors.\n\n**Regular Access**\n\nThis part of your Security Shield defines the factors you'll use for normal usage, like signing [transactions](?glossaryAnchor=transactions) to withdrawing assets from your Accounts.\n\nWhen choosing your factors for regular access, consider how often you’ll be using them. If it’s every day, choose ones you can access easily. A single factor can be used, but it's recommended to use more than one for additional security. For example, a [password](?glossaryAnchor=passwords) is an easy second factor to add security for more sensitive Accounts.\n\nFor convenience, you'll also choose a single factor you'll use to prove ownerhip – like when you log in to [dApps](?glossaryAnchor=dapps) or if they request access to your Accounts.\n\n**Recovery**\n\nThis part of your Security Shield is made up of the factors that help you recover access to shielded Accounts and Personas in the event that you lose access to them or want to transfer control. For example, if you move your wallet to a new phone, you'll use the Shield's recovery feature to change the biometrics/PIN factor to a new one on your new phone.\n\nYou'll need to choose 1 or more factors that can start a recovery and 1 or more factors that can confirm the recovery. In most cases, you'll start and confirm the recovery in a single step, but in the worst case, a timed \"emergency fallback\" will let you start a recovery with just 1 factor and confirm it after a safe delay.\n\nYou can choose the time period for your emergency fallback factor. Make sure you choose a time period long enough that you'll be likely to open your [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixwallet) and cancel the recovery if anyone ever steals 1 of your factors and attempts to take control of your Accounts and Personas.\n\nYour Radix Wallet will help you build your Security Shield and once it’s finished, you’ll need to sign some transactions to apply it on the Radix Network to the Accounts and Personas of your choice.",
+  "infoLink_glossary_emergencyfallback": "## Emergency Fallback\n\nEmergency fallbacks are time-based security factors you can use to confirm a recovery, even if you’ve lost the factor that would normally perform that role. Every [Security Shield](?glossaryAnchor=securityshields) must contain an emergency fallback and they can be set for any length of time up 9,999 days.\n\nWhen you [create a Security Shield](?glossaryAnchor=buildingshield), it will automatically include an emergency fallback. You'll need to preset a time period that determines how long you'll need wait to complete a recovery, in the event that you start one but do not have the factors required to confirm it. In his situation, where you begin a recovery as normal but can't confirm it, your [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixwallet) will prompt you to activate your emergency fallback. Once you've done this, wait for the preset time period to elapse and then confirm the recovery with a single tap.\n\nOnce you start a timed recovery, you'll see a countdown for it on your Radix Wallet homescreen. It’s recommended that you set your emergency fallback for long enough that you'll have time to notice (and cancel it) if someone other than you has activated it and is attempting to take control of your [Accounts](?glossaryAnchor=accounts) and [Personas](?glossaryAnchor=personas).",
   "infoLink_title_tokens": "Learn about tokens",
   "infoLink_title_nfts": "Learn about NFTs",
   "infoLink_title_networkstaking": "Learn about staking",