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The smart lock had a keypad that could be used to open it with a code. And to clarify, it was a smart lock into the building, not into individual apartments. H
by _cs2017_ 7y ago
The smart lock had a keypad that could be used to open it with a code. And to clarify, it was a smart lock into the building, not into individual apartments.
How is this possibly a privacy concern?
Also, the tenants didn't win a right to anything; they settled the case without going to trial.
- threezero 7y agoIt’s a privacy concern because it can still track your comings and goings. And even the codes were personalized to each tenant, so they could be tracked.
- _cs2017_ 7y agoAh yeah if it's personalized, then I understand. That said, it seems just asking the landlord to make the codes the same for everyone would have been far simpler than going to court over this.