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I'm not sure that'd be a solid strategy. You have to scan your ID to get into the store. So just to raid for a 10L of milk, you'd have to then break and enter,
by WhompingWindows 6y ago
I'm not sure that'd be a solid strategy. You have to scan your ID to get into the store. So just to raid for a 10L of milk, you'd have to then break and enter, not just steal the milk. The store is probably riddled with cameras and, with the low population density, there's not a great chance you can get away with breaking and entering, much less stealing.
- mrweasel 6y agoCurrently no one would think twice about a masked person entering a store, so I'm not sure about the usefulness of the cameras. I would like to see how secure the entry points really are, because I doubt it a lock.
- DownGoat 6y agoBankID which is used to open the doors uses a password and a second factor for authentication (hardware token or secret from SIM card).
- hrvTGKFyDyko3aK 6y agoAs most grocery stores aren't open 24 hours there is plenty of opportunity for people to break into grocery stores with no one in them and steal but that isn't a common enough issue to worry about.