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Americans also have a stupid amount of faith in the words on the box. Every lock says it is secure, so most people buying locks think they are secure. There's n
by mrguyorama 3y ago
Americans also have a stupid amount of faith in the words on the box. Every lock says it is secure, so most people buying locks think they are secure. There's no real legal definition that contradicts the "secure" on the box, because Masterlock can very well deem "Pickable by a novice and drillable in seconds" as "secure"
- lazide 3y agoYup. And frankly, learning enough to have a chance of figuring out if it's bullshit or not just... results in you spending a lot of time and effort, and then spending more on locks? Which maybe helps, but realistically doesn't unless you're doing some other odd things. Most people don't have anything worth stealing by anyone who has something to lose. And anyone who doesn't have anything to lose might as well just mug you outside your front door or bash a window in anyway.