3 ms·
Presumably you can revoke the phone's access to the door as soon as you get home, though, because the two need not be permanently bound to one another.
by x1798DE 12y ago
Presumably you can revoke the phone's access to the door as soon as you get home, though, because the two need not be permanently bound to one another.
- LLWM 12y agoSure but the question you have to answer before that is how to get in your home without your phone.
- x1798DE 12y agoI was to understand from the article that it falls back to being a keyed lock, so you'd just use your keys. It'd be pretty dumb to restrict your only method of ingress to something that you can only access when you have your (charged up) phone with you.