In fairness, she's right--that won't happen. That's a pretty good example of private stuff where the characteristic of privacy doesn't really matter. Who's go

In fairness, she's right--that won't happen. That's a pretty good example of private stuff where the characteristic of privacy doesn't really matter. Who's going to go through the trouble of taking a key blank, grinding it down to shape, somehow gaining entry to the building, just to break into her dorm with the actual key? It's a dorm room, it's going to have a cheap dorm bed, a macbook, nothing of value worth stealing, and if you really wanted to break in, you could use a bump key. And breaking in to rape her or something else malicious that isn't property-related? She's at far greater risk of that happening from the frat boys down the road. No, she's right, the key privacy doesn't matter.