What a terrible idea. I sometimes forgot my cellphone at home. With a regular RFID keyfob, you go to the main desk and can check out a replacement you return at

What a terrible idea. I sometimes forgot my cellphone at home. With a regular RFID keyfob, you go to the main desk and can check out a replacement you return at the end of the day. Key cards don't ever run out of battery. Your fob reader can cache access in case it gets disconnected from the network (many have battery backups). I didn't see standard keyfob support in there, but I can't image they'd launch it without that. I mean, the cellphone aspect is just gimmicky. I don't see any other value adds here. And all locks are pretty much deterrents. If someone wants to steal your TV, they're going to use a rock or a crowbar. No one is going to bother picking a lock unless they don't want you to know they've been there.