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You've either got a company with experience with locks trying to make a good IoT product, or a company with IoT experience trying to make a good lock. The issu
by suyula 4y ago
You've either got a company with experience with locks trying to make a good IoT product, or a company with IoT experience trying to make a good lock.
The issue isn't so much that the intruder can hack the lock, as that the intruder can bypass the smarts of the lock with age-old techniques that had been bred out of traditional lock designs.
- rootusrootus 4y agoEh, just get a Schlage z-wave lock and be done with it. The electronic bit is just a motor that can push a traditional deadbolt mechanism, it's otherwise like any other schlage deadbolt. Also, there are no default codes, every lock comes with unique PINs. And since it's z-wave, not wifi, it's not connected to any cloud.