No, that's a terrible analogy unless this stranger is not a stranger, and is known to be trusted holding tons of personally identifiable information of yourself

No, that's a terrible analogy unless this stranger is not a stranger, and is known to be trusted holding tons of personally identifiable information of yourself and your peers, and has already been alerted they left a window wide open (in this example, minimal tech know how is required). And saying crowbar is intentionally misleading people into thinking that damage is somehow being done during the check.