If you're smashing around with a big hammer you could just use it on the door, most are woefully insecure
Keybox that's actually secure?
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Don't forget most people have a Ring doorbell that would see anyone walking towards the front door anyway.
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Back in the day wasn’t there advice about not leaving upstairs windows open
Thieves could arrive and climb ladders and enter the house
Back in the day wasn’t there advice about not leaving upstairs windows open
Thieves could arrive and climb ladders and enter the house
My sister lives in one of those expensive gated communities, a free runner/parkour broke in through a neighbour's first floor window. The home owners were downstairs at the time.
Now they can just use a blowlamp to melt the lock off the uPVC door silently.
True, but there have been cases recently where professional toe rags have used WiFi jammers to knock the ring doorbell offline.
With regards to your average crackhead, the doorbell is enough to discourage them.
It more popular in northern areas of the country.
Fair play, I have seen footage of guys walking up the house and then the ring going dark. It is relatively rare though.
In the olden days you needed a orinoco gold wifi card in laptop (running linux) to flood the wifi network. I guess you can now purchase a dedicated device to do something similar.
Again, it is not common place, but it can happen.
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