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> much of Silicon Valley would be "Ludds" No, quite the opposite They're the ones who buy "smart locks" then get locked out of their place because they droppe
by raverbashing 5y ago
> much of Silicon Valley would be "Ludds"
No, quite the opposite
They're the ones who buy "smart locks" then get locked out of their place because they dropped their iPhone in a puddle or the lights went out
They're the ones who come with genius ideas like reinventing the bus with Uber or fall for stuff like uBeam because they're too lazy to plug their phone into a charger
- egberts1 5y agoThat’s why Lockly.com has THREE methods of opening a smart lock. 1. key 2. iPhone 3. PIN pad.
- core-utility 5y ago4. Hacker
- raverbashing 5y agoIt is a good solution, yes. But then they save the PIN on their phone instead of their memory because tiktok burned out their brain and they left the key home because "why do you need it since you have your iPhone!?11" and if this last point looks ridiculous remember this is exactly what happened with some Tesla owners going into areas of low cell service.
- egberts1 5y agoPIN number of iPhone are stored within the Apple hardware security alcove and are not readable.
- flyinghamster 5y ago4. Strategically placed magnet that either pops the relay controlling the lock or operates it directly. (You can tell I've been watching too many LockPickingLawyer videos.)