[asdff]

Honestly having buildings automatically lock down like this sounds like an absolute worst practice. FB headquarters is in california. What happens when the big one hits? server is killed and no one can get inside and look for survivors? Shouldn't need a functional network connection to be able to open the door of a building, but here we are I guess.

[jauer]

This is why firefighters practice breaking into buildings.

[hinkley]

Having all of the locks open due to a failure is a very, very common Hollywood movie scenario.