Phoenix is completely noncustodial except for when you swap in or out from on-chain transactions, or it’s in the process of creating a new channel. 

It’s by far the best noncustodial ln wallet now, unless you have your own node, but for newbies it is a bit hard to understand paying fees for new channels. 

clownworld

I didn't know what the difference was. Another difference, and the reason why I run both on my android phone is that phoenix has auth but WoS doesn't.

I'm switching to Phoenix, thanks for the tip.

l0k1

bitcoin

Continuing the controversy about Muun

Hermit

You'd recommend Wallet of Satoshi over Phoenix wallet? They're both about the same experience level, but Phoenix can't spend your money without you noticing (rehypothecation). 