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2019-11-08 10:04:54
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no, the one who simply takes the fingerprint from your front door or the windshield of the car parked in front. And as soon as the car along with the occupant drives away...
I found my story much more exciting The locks, like any (digital) device, have a risk. And yes: the latent papillary lines of the last user remain on your own scanner... but for a burglar to take advantage of this method, at least a car worth six figures or the jeweler family should live in the house. And the average burglar prefers to go around with a screwdriver and crowbar Sorry for the off-topic, But it’s not really off-topic... take the automatically closing door with a key, but don’t let it get stolen from youyep, there was a post somewhere in the forum warning exactly about this. You don’t have to wait for the glass at the bar. If I remember correctly, such locks were classified by the police as a security risk.