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It doesn't even have to be a time lock, what if you left behind a key or random passcode at home that could be used to switch it off when you return?
by nodamage 10y ago
It doesn't even have to be a time lock, what if you left behind a key or random passcode at home that could be used to switch it off when you return?
- tptacek 10y agoThe point is to make it impossible even for the owner to disable the lock, so there isn't even a conversation to be had about whether you're a phone call away from getting a family member, friend, or neighbor to read off the passcode to open access to the account.
- the_watcher 10y agoWhat about a location or IP-lock? That way the only way to unlock it is to literally bring it to a location inside the US, where Constitutional protections do apply.