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The problem is that in a lot of hotels the power of the whole room shuts down the moment you remove the key card from its slot. I guess you would need to ask fo
by SwiftyBug 4y ago
The problem is that in a lot of hotels the power of the whole room shuts down the moment you remove the key card from its slot. I guess you would need to ask for a second key card.
- barrkel 4y agoI've only ever found those to be simple physical switches. I use a spare credit-card sized object from my wallet, e.g. a loyalty card or an enomatic charge card (I have a half dozen of these), but even a stiff business card will do if it's the right size. With far less attention to security, I do this to e.g. charge up devices while I go get a bite to eat before heading out again in the evening.
- Markoff 4y agooften any card or piece of whatever stucked inside work, they don't really check for chip or anything