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I think the OP was implying that valets could photograph the house keys, then later go and rob the home of the car owner. A locked door to a home is rarely a d

I think the OP was implying that valets could photograph the house keys, then later go and rob the home of the car owner. A locked door to a home is rarely a deterrent for a determined thief. I mean, heck, the valet could just as easily steal the garagedoor codes from a garage door opener, right?

codeka 12y ago
Except, how would the valet know where you live?
- tzs 12y ago
  He'd get your address from the car's registration documents, which will typically be in the glove box or clipped to one of the visors.
  - grajaganDev 12y ago
    Or he could possibly check the GPS location list for 'Home' or the GPS trace if this data is stored.