Most locks are in public places so the threat from a way that doesn’t draw suspicion is much higher than one that requires you to carry a huge set of bolt cutte

Most locks are in public places so the threat from a way that doesn’t draw suspicion is much higher than one that requires you to carry a huge set of bolt cutters in to do the job. Also with bolt cutters that leaves a mark. With a high tech back it doesn’t (unless they record and you actively look at unlock attempts). Which means that to find out if your lock has been hacked you’ll likely have to physically go there, open it up, and then look inside to see if anything is missing.