Watch the video below. I have heard and read some stuff about this, but this video really tells the tale. It seems professionally done. The people all seem very genuine and not actors, or they are very good actors.
Just a few of my thoughts on the issue:
- This is from a foreign country, so I don’t know if the insurance issues are the same here in the states, but basically the concern was that if there are no signs of burglary, then your insurance company won’t pay a claim.
- The claim was that this was the end of security for physical locks. I think this is a little bit of the ol’ FUD game, but hearing it from an experienced (30 years) locksmith makes you think a little bit.
- It brings out the need for layers in security. An alarm system is a fairly good layer, even in houses. At least it will deter some low-level crooks, which are your typical crooks in home burglaries.
- When it comes to businesses, they will need to start looking into alarms and better locks (keypads, etc.)
- And the overall lesson, no matter what you do, if someone is determined to break in, they probably will. All you can do is your best.
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