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by afiori
1539 days ago
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Since the door/lock analogy is widely used I would like to point that they have 2 other major advantages 1: they have the effect of warning you of unauthorized access: you can maybe break a door/window in a matter of minutes but you wont catch me napping nor you will be able to make it look like nobody broke in. 2: they keep unmotivated attackers out and can move the attacks off to you and on less protected properties. |
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Locking your door looks more like an historical artifact from the time the police wasn't ready available for policing the neighborhood of normal people.