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Presumably this would fail the same way in a no power situation as the ubiquitous RFID fob systems.

• 5555624 8y ago
  Which locks the building down? I've lived in two buildings with a key fob entry system and a loss of power means the doors are locked until someone exits and props them open. Management didn't care since you could get out in case of a fire.
  • envy2 8y ago
    Sure. But the point is it's not an issue that's in any way novel to this face recognition system.
  • Symbiote 8y ago
    I "rescued" the owner and waitress of the restaurant I live above last week. Unusually, the power went out at about 00:15. I got home at 00:30, and saw them in the courtyard. They'd taken the rubbish out, but couldn't get back into any part of the building with their RFID fob. I have a fob plus actual keys.
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  • mindslight 8y ago
    The check that is sorely missing from our society is an attitude of packing a cordless angle grinder on snowy days.