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ah physical key has the same properties and end-users seems to have been accepting that just fine for hundreds of years
by rijoja 3y ago
ah physical key has the same properties and end-users seems to have been accepting that just fine for hundreds of years
- hu3 3y agoI can easily change my house keys. Even when someone makes a copy of it.
- jddj 3y agoPlus, by design it's easy to prove that you have a private key without having to stick it in somebody else's lock.
- stetrain 3y agoI hate when I lose my house key and just have to leave it and go buy a new house somewhere else.
- rijoja 3y agoYou would need to buy a new lock tough wouldn't you? Unless you had a spare key, but that would have worked with a digital key as well, right? If someone stole your key, then they could've done anything to your house while your away, just like with a digital key, right?
- plagiarist 3y agoNobody with my house key can impersonate me in my house from anywhere in the world without me knowing. The signed and notarized documents involved give me a legal avenue to remove anyone who obtains a key, instead of just abandoning the house and the equity to identity thieves.
- rijoja 3y agona but they can steal your belongings couldn't they. Obviously I didn't mean that they have all the same properties, because then they would be the same thing more or less, but that they share some properties...
- breakfastduck 3y agoliterally not at all similar to a house key
- rijoja 3y agosimilar in some aspects surely, you can't say that they there is 0% overlap can you?