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People in rural towns are also as honest as they come, but even so I'd expect trouble by youngsters. But maybe the cameras are enough of a deterrent. I could a
by martindbp 6y ago
People in rural towns are also as honest as they come, but even so I'd expect trouble by youngsters. But maybe the cameras are enough of a deterrent.
I could also see a solution where you need to identify yourself in order to be let in through the doors. If you have been spotted letting someone else in who proceeds to steal or vandalize, that person could be held accountable.
- guerrilla 6y ago> I could also see a solution where you need to identify yourself in order to be let in through the doors. The article explains that it requires BankID authentication and a pre-registered banking card to enter.
- martindbp 6y agoI see, somehow I missed that. Well, then I think they have their bases covered. Looking forward to trying one out.
- mrweasel 6y agoI was thinking that, something like what Amazon has done, where you need to ID with the app on your phone, but with no security, you can just jump whatever is blocking your entry. The stores can't be to secure, people need to be able to exit safely.