buying digital door lock

[dextermorgan]

its a frickkin lock? what could go wrong?

 

[Sushubh]

maybe it would not lock?
maybe it would unlock on a power cut?
maybe it would unlock with an app that may already exist online?

 

[princey]

its a good lock , be positive man , its not app or wifi enabled

 

[Sushubh]

these devices support nfc right?

 

[Sushubh]

now that i have thought about it for a while... i am going to avoid any lock that has an internal software. no one is going to update the software on these locks. you would probably never find out how insecure these locks are.

 

[dextermorgan]

Well asked a friend who has electric lock. he tells that he's using the same lock since 6~7 years and its working without a hitch. (But his whole system is crazy expensive)

 

[princey]

now that i have thought about it for a while... i am going to avoid any lock that has an internal software. no one is going to update the software on these locks. you would probably never find out how insecure these locks are.

i beleive that rf or nfc support can be deactivated if you wish , there are 4 modes , passowrd, nfc, and cards etc ,even credit card

 

[Sushubh]

you do not see a lot of hollywood movies i guess my friend

 

[princey]

there are dual mode available which requires both card and passcode to be entered .

you are being too fearful

 

[Sushubh]

i was being punny

i do want something that i can open with my fingerprint or keyword coz my new room upstairs is a totally independent unit and i do not see myself carrying keys everywhere.