We tried Amazon Key. The strangers it let in our door wasn't the worst part.

The Post's Geoffrey A. Fowler tests Amazon Key, a new service that allows packages to be delivered right inside your door by allowing Amazon deliverers to open your door with a digital key. Read the story: wapo.st/2BZBnvN. Subscribe to The Washington Post on KZbin: bit.ly/2qiJ4dy
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[@tee228]

not convenient enough. i want amazon to go inside my house, up the stairs into my room sit at my desk and hand it directly to me when i eventually wake up.

[@riturajsinghbais]

I wouldn't mind if they cooked me breakfast while at it too. 🤣

[@peaches44]

LOL

[@EveryonesADude]

Y'all are wild 😂😂😂

[@andreav1472]

Haha this is great 😂 I agree with everyone here

[@stateofblitz]

And make me a nice cup of tea

[@b1praetorian738]

I hope I get robbed by Amazon, the settlement would be glorious.

[@Omooze]

@@nbtstan3198 lol

[@0subsnovids363]

Lord Morgoth Amazon has billions of cash so you will be millionaire or billionaire after that

[@venturoes1912]

good luck winning the lawsuit there are many ways amazon could just outpower u like they could keep pretending they found new evidence and delay court until u run out of money for a lawyer or they could just bribe the house

[@aliprey7047]

Civil rights laws are a joke... rather treated as such - *between misleading, misinterpreted n enforced* - supreme court often denies legit cases (particularly unpopular - unheard of/kept on the DL) thru injunctions, precedent, etc. Therefore denying other rights violations by referencing opinions in failed n poorly judged/misinterpreted/ biased/intentionally corrupted cases. Once one realizes The United Corruption of America n every country under UN are ultimately a rigged corporation by the world financial system/International Monetary Fund, all rights n laws are merely a facade! Masses are vastly duped under this veil, a series of traps successfully weaved into the system by elites (financial, political, religion n govt sectors) - modifying, using n disposing of whatever n whomever as needed; basically righteousness is a real shitshow!

[@GoldenGateNum9]

*hmm chances are that you probably have already been robbed by amazon and you don't even* *know it!.*

[@babubot5784]

Amazon: We'll send someone out to install it Reporter: My lock jammed Amazon: You installed it incorrectly

[@ArnoldGaming]

Great observation

[@PANZERFAUST90]

okay..

[@missunderstood6862]

Right? Wtf...

[@lesliebean4594]

I caught that too lol ironic.

[@melaninduh7962]

😂😆 I Was Like Wtf🤔

[@jadesolstice2692]

The delivery people seem uncomfortable at the thought of going IN a stranger's home

[@mattmax11]

Well there not really going inside.

[@TWILIGHTR0SE]

Dogs

[@ashleywilliams4665]

I’m an Amazon delivery driver and I’ve had to do garage deliveries a few times. Basically I can open peoples garage doors with the app and set the package inside. Not only am I uncomfortable when I get the sense that the customers are home(or not it’s still weird) but when they already have their garage door open, the app forces me to close the garage to continue. So even though the customer wants their garage door open(because they are home, doing yard work whatever) I have to close their garage to continue. It’s a mechanic that I’ve brought up with the company who hired me(they work for Amazon) but there hasn’t been a change to it. Even if I directly hand the package to the customer, I can’t continue until I open and then close their garage door.

[@blisteringnash4965]

@@ashleywilliams4665 Thank you for your insight. Your experience illuminates things and processes that I can't usually find here in Malaysia.

[@bIuecap]

@@mattmax11 there can still be a killer waiting at the door

[@chrisofstars]

I kinda feel like this is more dangerous for the delivery person than anyone else..

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

Amazon isn't too worried about their drivers apparently, or probable anyone for that matter. I've never given them a dime. Feb 2, 2021 - Amazon kept $62 million in tips meant for drivers, FTC says

[@Billy-rz1jg]

*laughs in not caring about their employees*

[@privateprivate8366]

Yes, for people who have large bread dogs, in particular, this might be a worse job than being a postman. Imagine that the dog HATES delivery people - and you actually open the door...

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

@@privateprivate8366 I know you meant "breed" but the fact that you put "bread" instead made me imagine a massive bread loaf with dog ears, legs and tail 😂

[@privateprivate8366]

Fluffymiyster 😂😂😂 I’m a creative, love your imagination so, that’s a keeper!😂

[@d.lawrence5670]

I got 2 words for Amazon: HELL NO.

[@redpilled4781]

Same here! What if one of the delivery person is a nutball? Waits inside till the person gets home to do whatever.

[@aliprey7047]

Many of those who've been "certified" to perform a job have later been found abusing those privileges... a long list of untrustworthy, immoral creeps. Oh n then there's those who wouldn't pass the criteria but are more trustworthy !

[@Craqve]

@@redpilled4781 there's a camera the person would see them and could call the cops

[@libertyadams5961]

And amazon probably has 2 words for you: TARGET. AQUIRED.

[@BoopSnoot]

It may seem weird, but some of us live in neighborhoods with a lot of black people, and amazon locker can be a chore.

[@FuzzyBear100]

Imagine in the future, When you have your amazon delivery guy, your milkman, your dog walker, your grocery delivery guys... You name it walking around the house like its a circus

[@supernover7924]

Fuzzy Bear100 in pokemon you can steal anything and no one cares

[@MrFunnylicous]

Fuzzy Bear100 lmaoooo

[@LaughOLott]

Lol this comment is hilarious

[@abdicolestudios8899]

Did you just say milkman? What? How old are you?

[@sontelena8818]

Milkman! Haha

[@stickyfox]

I'm actually kind of surprised that this video didn't stop five seconds in and demand I subscribe to WP to keep watching.

[@swiftaudi]

It’s advertising so no subscriptions needed.

[@Naleksuh]

@@swiftaudi 3:17

[@disneyfan9099]

I feel bad for the drivers. That’s so creepy to have to open someone door.

[@donnaplouffe9117]

I'm a delivery driver and opening garage doors is creepy enough lol.

[@LuckyXCX]

@@donnaplouffe9117 lmaooo was just about to say that I hate when I have to open garage doors I always just put unable to deliver to garage

[@Tomatolover120]

It only works right about half the time on garage doors and it gets stuck open or reversed so I end up just marking it as a regular delivery and leaving the door open.

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

Feb 2, 2021 - Amazon kept $62 million in tips meant for drivers, FTC says

[@Tomatolover120]

@@NotitiaRecolligo Huh? There's no official way when you order or anything for tipping the delivery driver. I've never gotten a cash tip but sometimes people give us snacks and drinks.

[@StoneShipman]

I'd be willing to own a secure box that Amazon has a key to. But not if I live in that box.

[@Naters305ytg]

MotionGaming I agree with that. Why let them into my house when they could easily just have a box outside my house that can be locked and unlocked.

[@LavenderBluz]

MotionGaming I didn't even know of this key and have wanted a box like that for years

[@Meowblivion]

OMG WHY DIDN'T THEY THINK OF THIS!!!!

[@Meowblivion]

That sounds way smarter

[@80block_]

Nice idea bro I get what you're saying but think about the extra costs and labor that comes along

[@pinchyh]

Me: "Alexa let me out the house!!" Alexa: "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." Me: "Why!?" Alexa: "You still have five lightning deals in your basket"

[@abdouzefo7951]

I sont get it

[@Ronicatheraichu]

I haven't seen the movie but I get the reference

[@junlee2019]

guinea pig gal :3 never watched space odyssey? It’s a classic dude.

[@speakingofkate]

MayoKryptonite 😂😂😂 funny but scary

[@-hiphopanonymous-7093]

😂

[@cyrilik0611]

no package is so important that I let a stranger open the door to my house in my absence...

[@isabellaangeline2175]

I mean, some people have no choice but to get life saving medication delivered to their homes. But in those cases, it should always be signature required or have it delivered to someone you can trust who’s usually home during the day. Or just pick it up from the mail facility. There are other options than letting strangers have complete access to your home.

[@joejones8454]

then dont order nun

[@edwardgaines6561]

Just have your package delivered to the garage door. Amazon can open it through the rabbit app.

[@ebo7310]

Exactly this is just dumb.

[@SleepingSoldier]

Amazon is the stranger though if you think about it.

[@Billy-rz1jg]

"What if the driver needs to use the toilet" Amazon doesn't even let their employees use the bathrooms at work.

[@suzum.9713]

Lol

[@csquidy]

50% of those plastic bottles you see in the street are probably pee bottles from delivery drivers lol

[@kKhanMC]

Wait you're kidding me right?

[@devin5023]

@@kKhanMC not even a little

[@kKhanMC]

@@devin5023 thank you for your service and my condolences.

[@Bubonic32]

Rather have my package stolen then a Billion dollar Corporation “owning” my door.

[@33ladyRAM]

FFFAAAAAACTS

[@neslihanengel5654]

Y

[@user-ze8fr9wq1t]

But if they’re a billion dollar corp what’d they want from ur house lmao. Not really much to gain in the grand scheme of things and that be risking a lot too in terms of legal stuff if they did anything they weren’t meant to.

[@tibs7095]

it sure sounds like a horrible solution to a bad problem

[@stuartd9741]

@@user-ze8fr9wq1t I'm gonna say r/woosh. Think about it a corperation has access to a private house? Ok may not necessarily be bad but YOU are given permission for a stranger to cross the thresold into your house. Now x that buy say 100M homes? ..... What if ur running from the law enforcement is Amazon going to open the door to let them in.? For example..... So many issues with this.

[@mins1133]

If you get locked out order something from amazon,😂

[@somebodyfaraway]

Yumin S and wait for 273days for the package to arrive

[@darrylgibson3575]

Yumin S...bawhahahahaha :-D

[@NightRunner417]

Not 273 days, geeez... At least not if you order Prime... Then it's more like 2 days plus 14 because "Something went wrong with your package(s)."

[@dianaguardado3100]

There’s 2 hour deliveries in certain areas

[@cyprusfreedom9527]

😂😂😂

[@ryanforbes8775]

I put packages in homes often, I have many elderly customers who order things like pet food that come in 30-60lb boxes so I'm more than happy to assist and set it inside for them, I know my customers by name and they know me.

[@capnlatenight5356]

You're awesome

[@dlspeed1]

Like the good ole days where there was actually some trust involved in the situation...🧡 it. ~~~Peace~~~

[@westakahashi5487]

That's a bit different you have a relationship with them.

[@lts5674]

This I like. I worry about my aging mom when I relocate and my brother can't help her. A service like that will really put my mind at ease.

[@kuhelss]

@@lts5674 why? So someone can go inside and assault your mom? 🤦

[@wtfisthis7795]

How about yall just leave it at the post office and i pick it up later

[@Leowuf]

Or Amazon locker which is a pretty great service if you have a location nearby for me i just have them send my packages to a nearby 7/11 were they have an Amazon locker they put it in the locker you go get it whenever

[@andrewt.5567]

Because the post office treats people like dirt, holds packages hostage demanding addition payment on amazon packages, and their hours suck.

[@josealopez23]

WTF ISthis that's if the post office is close by. My local post office is a 20 minute drive just to get there haha .

[@troytaco]

But then you're trusting your package with the post office people instead of the amazon people. Also if you live out of town it could take up to an hour drive to get to the nearest post office.

[@LordKalte]

Nobody gets stuff delivered at work?

[@samsayshecc618]

"What if you leave cookies for the delivery guy? " Yea ryt. The most legit question.

[@lordkukuwaba8518]

Don't forget milk

[@natacha2418]

And what if you put hash in those cookies?

[@ravenclawesome9093]

They're probably told not to eat anything given to them as well, for certain reasons such as food spread diseases, poison, and other things you might get from eating strangers' food.

[@havock711]

Sam is Someone Isi

[@theloserthatdraws987]

Santa’s not the only person who likes cookies and milk!

[@JustinY.]

That'll be a no from me

[@kelvin5838]

No comments yet? Wow.

[@nxytmare]

early boys

[@clazzic7104]

inb4 people ignore the reference and comment about how he is everywhere yet the point has been put across a great amount of time in the same reply thread. nice seeing you here tho.

[@aprilnya]

ur late this video was posted long ago

[@coolterminator99]

go away :c

[@technicyan]

The most shocking part is that no one thought that someone could assault the delivery guy and enter in the house. If I was an Amazon employee, I'd refuse to enter in someone's property no matter what.

[@nunyabisniss1179]

In America, where everyone has assault rifles and are nuts?

[@X.R.808]

They could be mistaken for an intruder

[@j.ballsdeep420]

@@nunyabisniss1179 -- I believe he meant stalk the driver, door gets unlocked, assault them and now they got easy access to your home.

[@j.ballsdeep420]

@@X.R.808 -- You have to have a doorbell camera, indoor camera, and the bluetooth lock as all work through the Ring app: As stated, the driver is instructed to first ring the doorbell, wait, and when unanswered to THEN unlock and slide it in. Details, bud

[@X.R.808]

@@j.ballsdeep420 I'm aware of that; I watched the video.

[@dennis1143]

Why not just metal box outside your house with amazon key? Way safer then a stranger in your house.

[@alexisp696]

Because the point is the final few seconds of the video - Bezos controls your whole life. Not safety or convenience - obviously. Do ya think Bezos is just a real NICE guy? He wants to be even richer than the richest guy on the planet - just getting started, I guess.

[@catherinealexandra800]

That’s what I have

[@iiDelicate]

Alexis Wilmot Porter he is the richest guy on the planet and he has been since late 2017...

[@krisithemperor2410]

It would depend on alot of factors like the size of the box, where would it be installed(mind you not everybody owns a house, it could be an apartment), would the box be bolted on to the floor to stop people from taking the box or will it have gps tracker built in to deter anyone from trying.

[@203maxwell]

That’s clever.

[@godfreypoon5148]

For added security, you could install a web activated landmine in the floor just inside your door.

[@eastblue3821]

Godfrey Poon bet

[@goldy_on_pc930]

lol

[@godfreypoon5148]

Apparently sometimes I have really bad ideas.

[@goldy_on_pc930]

just keep an loud horn at your door as they open it they will get scared

[@jasonh1498]

I was really just thinking of a second inner door. But of course your house would either have to be designed that way, or you'd have to extend the front door out a bit. Regardless, what is to stop anyone just installing a box on the outside of their property and asking Amazon to install a lock on it?

[@leloodallasmultipass]

I feel like home builders are going to start building separate, locked rooms to accommodate a lot of these new intrusions.

[@omars.8073]

Good point. Ideally, you'd probably only need a large, locking parcel cabinet outside your home. There already are similar things on the market, but I think the specifications on them aren't yet ideal. But I'm guessing with demand there will be improvements. I imagine the main challenge will be making them not look super ugly.

[@Magic_Manes]

That’s what I was thinking. Maybe something like a locked in foyer. Amazon could unlock the door to the foyer, but the actual door that got into the house they wouldn’t have access to.

[@kylerthekiller_8063]

Build an airlock!

[@Upsidedownzack]

This in my next house I am definitely buying or building an airlock

[@leloodallasmultipass]

neither chest nor locker is going to be big enough for my purchasing power.

[@gavinthecrafter]

I think this could work if you installed a second locked door in front of the other one you only have the key to, leaving only a small room where they could put packages and still prevent porch pirates

[@Needsleep777]

Great idea

[@j.ballsdeep420]

I like this idea and many older homes did this as a wind/draft break.

[@Onnethox]

Wtf where I live, if you miss the delivery, it gets sent to your local post office. Why all that??!! xD

[@cathiewndrlnd1197]

Onnethox right?! It's so creepy

[@sovietroll7880]

Bcoz muricans too lazy to pick their own item themselves

[@the1whoplayz]

Soviet Roll Not everybody has free time like you.

[@ellenkavanagh5986]

Same or they hand it into my neighbour

[@lenc99]

Ikr they usually will call and if they can they will help to deliver it to you the next day ( or you just gonna have to take it yourself )

[@maxthewincat]

Some special smart box would be much better than letting someone in your house

[@ronessimenaldo]

how big though? some packages like a tv or fridge won't fit in

[@maxthewincat]

@@ronessimenaldo for packages like that they should deliver it while someone's in home, not just put it on front door

[@dontcryboutit]

@@ronessimenaldo those stuff you need a signature for

[@marc6995]

In France we have mail boxes that can be opened by any delivery service to put the packages in. Works most of the time ! We can also send or return a package by putting it in the box and by making a demand on a website, the national post service comes the next day to pick it up

[@martinez5558]

They have that in some buildings & apartments is called i believe amazon locker

[@martin-3726]

Never ever ever will a giant company install cctv in my home and control my front door.

[@kellypoole6693]

martin Your comment made me think of Watch Dogs 2

[@UnitSe7en]

You might want to take a look at the current state of home computing and your smartphone before making such a brash statement. If you own a smartphone, whatever brand, a big company already has a CCTV and microphone that follows you around, knows who your friends and family are and more.

[@martin-3726]

UnitSe7en having only a mobile phone that has all tracking turned off the camera always has tape over them both and a vpn is used so I'm more than aware of what's what..I'm with you 100 percent on that..

[@martin-3726]

John Doe no I have everything as basic as possible people think i'm paranoid but I'd rather do the extra work instead of having anything synchronised or able the track me. Your privacy is all you really have and I value mine a friend tried to sell me his alexa I just laughed.

[@jediluke8582]

Lol ikr i'm gonna come home from work and get a text from amazon that says Welcome home Luke how was work?

[@laurahall907]

"I'm an Amazon girl In an Amazon world! Life is plastic! It's fantastic!"

[@terrymackychoot1564]

Rofl 🤣 😂

[@RMichaelHimself]

Is your dad Perry? If so RIP to your uncle. I know this is random, sorry, figured hey there’s a small chance

[@autumnspring6624]

Why not lockable box outside?

[@Claritism]

This needs to be a thing. Put the amazon lock on the box so only them and you can open it.

[@merlinious01]

Not allowed where I live, HOA is a bitch

[@E1TwoubleMaker]

People will just rob the lockable box lmao :P

[@grabacr1251]

That would be to expensive

[@onee]

Maze How are they going to do that? First of all they have to know that it isn't empty, then they have to manage to open it without anyone calling the cops.

[@faithhopeandlovetrustingJesus]

No. I'd rather lose a parcel than my safety. It's just creepy. Imagine the lock making that "whine" sound at night as it slowly opens...but you never ordered a parcel. Nope nope nope.

[@cremudgenguy2132]

id be terrified!

[@reisetyler2714]

Why would you choose to lose both the parcel and your safety? Wouldn't you much rather just lose the parcel

[@faithhopeandlovetrustingJesus]

lol, I said I'd rather lose my parcel then my safety.

[@reisetyler2714]

Grammar is a bitch, it'll completely change your sentence if you get it wrong😉

[@hasty-carnaage1518]

Faith, Hope and Love that is incorrect grammar.

[@adamanderson3042]

2:26 He clearly didn't open the door wide enough to be able to see the cookies sitting there so it's quite silly to say that he didn't take them. You should've tried it a few more times and re-position the cookies to let them see them.

[@mrrandyleighton]

I doubt any sane delivery person would take cookies left for them. It could be considered stealing or they could be poisoned. It's just not worth it for the delivery person to risk.

[@adamanderson3042]

I think the vast majority of people would not think that way. I live in the UK our people don't go about their daily lives worrying about being involved in homicide all day, whatever profession they're in.

[@cuthbertdibblegrub4874]

Why is it silly to say he didn't take them? when he literally didn't take them.

[@adamanderson3042]

@@cuthbertdibblegrub4874 Because the context in which the statement was made was as delivering a conclusion to the experiment that was in his decisions, which it wasn't.

[@tjjefferson3410]

Why would anyone in their right mind take cookies just left sitting out like that. I can understand if it was a packaged snack or a water bottle or something becsuse i too am a delivery driver for fedex and this one guy always comes out and either throws me a snapple or water bottle when i go to his house, but opened cookies just left sitting out like that? No thank you lol ill pass

[@jacobstarr9010]

Duality of man: "THIS IS CREEPY' "I REALLY WANT THIS"

[@shedshow1439]

“Jeff Bezos owns this media company, but we are not biased.” Oh ok awesome

[@Hannah-zw9ow]

I mean, he’s very clearly giving you an honest review if you listen to it. He didn’t even recommend the product.

[@shedshow1439]

@@Hannah-zw9ow yea but he could also be omitting negative things. I’m not saying he is doing one thing or another - the point is that you cannot take this without a giant grain of salt, causing it to be completely useless. You can do an u biased review but if the motive for bias is looming large, you should simply avoid that topic.

[@depressantdrug]

@@Hannah-zw9ow Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

[@UnknownGamer40464]

@@Hannah-zw9ow I felt there was a bit of glossing over on the security. a lot of electronic locks are vulnerable to just simple magnets so I was hoping for some kind of statement on that. The ending was very honest though.

[@sabus1265]

@@shedshow1439 The fact that they addressed it shows trust. If they were really biased they wouldn't mention it

[@SkerCen]

Got to give props to the guy for critiquing his boss' rule-the-world plans.

[@giovillella1758]

Lol

[@MrFizzfred]

He specefically said that all damage done on the proberty which was a mistake on Amazon's end would be compensated. So... not really.. he just didn't ask EVERY question because people can't put 1+1 together@。岷褪黨素菜1

[@luke6612]

@@MrFizzfred But he also said the wording on that was vague, so it leaves Amazon a lot of wiggle room to determine what is really their fault. That's the users cue to ask a lot of questions.

[@toast1012]

@@MrFizzfred thats not what he said lol. its what you think you heard tho. lol

[@jorge4801]

Scare Crow he’s fired

[@vitalino1981]

Just install the amazon lock on some box on your porch, or separate small area for packages

[@TheArtshooter]

vitalino1981 ding ding ding

[@riddleiddle]

Too bad I just lifted that box up and stole it just like i’d steal your package - plus now I have your expensive Amazon drop box.

[@gogeta5813]

We have a winner!!

[@davidrogowski9898]

Bolt it to the floor? Use a shed? He didn't mean a cardboard box.

[@Crazyoldman84]

Matt Bellamy not if it's properly bolted to the floor like a safe. Thief wouldn't make the effort to steal it because the package could be a hair brush or something lol?

[@dethklokemployee]

as an amazon driver, i had to do this maybe twice. the first time was creepy only because the homeowners set up a creepy scene inside the garage they had me unlock and walk inside. there were scarecrows set up in various places in the garage each doing human things, one chilling on a couch watching tv, one at a table, one passed out on the floor next to empty beer bottles... and one standing right beside the door staring at me.

[@kaylahface]

😂what?! Are you for real?! That’s hilarious

[@XXSomeDudeXX]

Why don't they just make special Amazon-controlled lock boxes **outside** your door?

[@MrBrewman95]

Thats what I thought. Like a lockable parcel locker like mailbox.

[@hilmir]

that would be so ugly, no thanks. plus, my mom just got delivered an oven via amazon. can u imagine an oven sized box?

[@XXSomeDudeXX]

Did an Amazon driver use an Amazon key and leave an oven right inside the front door? I have a hard time believing an item like that would be delivered in such a way.

[@hilmir]

umm, i never said we have an amazon key...

[@XXSomeDudeXX]

Ok then. Your mom's oven delivery doesn't apply. The whole point of my idea is to have Amazon lockers instead of Amazon keys. Obviously some special items like ovens won't be available for that kind of delivery.

[@michellereames1680]

Can we just stop making EVERYTHING “smart”? I really don’t like it. I’m a fan of standard... analog?

[@Thephoenixrising18]

Thank you for saying this ! I thought I was the only outdated person in 2020 🙏

[@sailingsolar]

You don't like it so no one should be able to have it? Here is a solution,, "Don't by what you don't want in your life, only buy what you want and let other do the same".

[@pawwalker3492]

Same here. And, as far as people who say you should do your thing and let others do theirs … when all the people who like this get their way, then we'll all be in the All-Amazon World, having to do business with them exclusively. Think it can't happen? And I do not like that one bit.

[@MadameKatGames]

@@mamaroza22 so I agreed with you up until you meantioned the "young fools who were raised on videogames and cellphones" part. I dont understand why people believe that people who play games think that we are "mindless zombies who cant think for themselves" when it is generally the opposite. I was raised on gaming and I was taught that doing most things the manual way was way better and safer than relying solely on tech. Most people who play games and/or use technology know that doing things the manual way is usually better, especially if a particular app or website is storing your information. At the end of the day it all comes down to what the individual is being taught and how they utilize their personal information. Please make up some other excuse, rather than blame people who plays videogames or use other tech.

[@jeffghant4760]

Nah, I need stuff to be smart because I feel like I'm getting dumber by the minute.

[@YhwhKhaiMostHigh]

I'd rather a package stolen off my porch than Amazon coming into my house.

[@sabus1265]

I swear people's stupidity never ceases to amaze me

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

Yeah i Will tell Alexa to remind me

[@annmitchell4663]

In the UK..if you are not home when your parcel arrives they don't leave it on your doorstep..sometimes they will try a neighbour to see if they will take it in for you,or arrange another delivery,or leave a card to say its at a local depot where you can pick it up.

[@melkhiordarkfell4354]

@@annmitchell4663 Like normal people. Americans just make me scratch my head that they think boxes just left at your doorstep was ever okay.

[@ForyeaHLM]

@@melkhiordarkfell4354 umm excuse you?

[@jojomakes]

I’m not concerned with them stealing anything or doing something shady while they’re making a delivery in uniform. I’m concerned with them returning at another time _not_ in uniform.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

It would still be on camera and they have to sign into their account with their code on their phone to pair it with your door. This way, Amazon knows the person who is entering, it's not anonymous.

[@MattBurrill]

I think it's a one-time door code that only works until the delivery is completed.

[@Steph-yz4tn]

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley they can still assess your house for valuables in plain site, and break in using another method on a later date. Since they know the camera is facing the front door, they just stay away from that area of the house.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

@@Steph-yz4tn I think if someone is using this, they would also be the kind of consumer who's been in the market for a full home security set. Of course that's not a guarantee, but it would just make sense that if you're going to allow someone access into your house, you'd have a full range of cameras set up to monitor your home, just in case. Also, even if they did come back later, kind of makes it super easy to nail them considering, gee, I just allowed someone remote access to my house and now my house has been broken into! The Amazon delivery person would be the first person I would recommend to the police. Also, I'd almost rather they try to steal something when making a delivery, go ahead and put that klepto in the police dstabase if they weren't already. You have to have some kind of disorder to truly have the nerve to steal something when you know you're on camera, that's someone that just can't help themselves and so the police will help them for them, lol.

[@T1Oracle]

Trust me, Amazon employees should be more terrified of Amazon than you should ever be of Amazon employees. There is no "off camera," privacy is dead.

[@diegod1177]

Just have two layers or doors FIXED

[@onlyheretowatchfailcompilation]

this eventually will become top comment, I believe in you

[@ErraticHail]

Oof

[@Tom_Hadler]

Sneakerhead_107 That solves one problem but the bigger issue is giving amazon a monopoly. That is probably fixed by legislation allowing all delivery companies to use the system.

[@DopeFiend]

yeah, some people just have too much money

[@domscards]

Tom Hadler Yep. I don't give a fuck about the driver robbing me blind, because it's not gonna happen. Only idiots believe it can. What's detrimental to the people, really, is Amazon hurting consumers ability of choice and having a monopoly on this market.

[@jesse2436]

3:17 that whole action just made me extremely uncomfortable

[@darknekoka1906]

Good thing for me I'm not interested in Alexa and any other Amazon products, I just wanna buy cheap thing.

[@bonedtothestone7408]

@@darknekoka1906 What??? What are you talking about?

[@msaocer]

*Creepy.*

[@darknekoka1906]

@@bonedtothestone7408 what part are you specifically asking? I'm talking about that I don't spend money on amazon nor alexa speaker, mail, and other product.

[@bonedtothestone7408]

@@darknekoka1906 Jesse was talking about the guys hand movement, not about what the guy was taking about lol.

[@chrisde9788]

I can either let everyone in the world have access to one package of mine or 1 person access to everything i own.

[@asseater0077]

chris D basically

[@madsounds_ptz7938]

There're not going to rob you lol.

[@drew_porter806]

PartTimeZombie If they do since you can get almost anything off Amazon they might replace it, plus they're on camera so not much to worry about

[@slaughtergang518]

buy two houses so you don't have to had all your assets in one house then dummy

[@chrisde9788]

ThatBrokeArtStudent what if the house doesn't have cameras inside? Most houses don't.

[@madisondeluzio4324]

Here’s another episode of: “where Quarantine has led me today

[@seanb9436]

"r2d2 with constipation" was the most perfect description possible for describing that sound. i honestly didnt even laugh at that comment until hearing the sound it made, and yea. nailed it. rest of the review was great and definitely answered everything i've read people saying on forums. thanks for the video.

[@sankofax8082]

This is such a perfect comment. are you a professional commenter or feedback guru.

[@samara2221]

Sean Barmettler OH GOD WHERE ARE THE CAPITALS!?!

[@fybwo-9144]

Don't do it people!

[@mushfiqamin]

Perfect description.

[@SuperJhon360]

Reminds me of the comment "the garbage disposal sounds like Chewbacca taking a shit"

[@juliepurpleskater1736]

Creepy. I'd rather risk losing the box, than everything in my house.

[@waterspray5743]

Maybe Amazon should sell houses with two doors. The main door that allows only you and Amazon delivery person to enter, and the other door leading into your actual house can only be accessed by you the owner alone.

[@waterspray5743]

*To enter your house, you'll need to pass through two of the doors.*

[@pizzarayy]

Didn't you watch the video? There's cameras that record them and if they do then Amazon will pay for it

[@Shakiahjprod]

Like a worker would lose their job just to rob your house

[@freew5ve]

Imagine there was a $500.00 Gaming pc in there

[@greylarkspur]

Dude so here's a fun story: near where I live there was an incident where a friend of my family got the confirmation text with a picture can that their amazon package had arrived. When they got home it wasn't there so they thought it was stolen. but when they watched the neighbors security footage they saw the Amazon guy drive up, set the package on the porch, take a picture, pick it back up and bring it back to the truck, driving away. He was stealing and reselling the packages 🤔🤨😕☹️

[@marycrawley3293]

Grace not surprised, unfortunately

[@greylarkspur]

@@marycrawley3293 yeah honestly me neither, especially for where I live. It's not uncommon

[@unknownuser1154]

Did you see or get it back what happend

[@greylarkspur]

@@unknownuser1154 well I don't know if they got it back or not but it depends on if they could identify the guy. I didn't see the video myself but I heard about it from friends and family. I hope they got it back!

[@greylarkspur]

@MsSunhappy right?

[@lusu6804]

So Amazon wants to listen to everything you say in your own home with Alexa. Now they want access into your homes with the lock systems + security camera. Na forget that.

[@kimberleyjane2338]

If people were not concerned before, they sure should be now with what is happening in Canada. When will people just wake up?

[@-A.M.]

@lusu6804. Exactly! 💯

[@cakearmy_maxgaming6346]

Erm. Does nobody have alarms in their house anymore?

[@sevenreii]

yea u right

[@BruceNightly]

i work for ADT security and this lock probably doesn't pair with our systems (its possible in the future though) but as of now opening the door would set off the alarm.

[@dzehliono8320]

Bruce Nightly I work with the FBI and don’t worry we see everything 😎

[@curiousitykilledthecat9933]

llJYNXII oh my.... this FBI thing has been a joke for months on the internet

[@Nothing2000]

They all have Amazon alarms..

[@plentyofair3845]

Title confused me

[@mucheq5386]

Same

[@harambejr.4711]

ZOMBIE PANDA You must be Canadian.

[@plentyofair3845]

Harambe Jr. Florida

[@pradabagdior2660]

Same

[@christiankellnes5973]

In door wutfuck

[@idiosyncraticstone9095]

Ok so basically amazon wants world domination

[@idiosyncraticstone9095]

max powers Oh I’m sorry for not listening to what he says. I’m more concerned about other problems in the world such as war, famine, draught, illnesses and endangered wildlife, and how I can help them.

[@evilovesperry]

I SHIP LUCAS AND NCT DREAM lol.... Google and disney are miles ahead in that race

[@camilleroseministries]

I SHIP LUCAS AND NCT DREAM Well they need to get in line behind Google Skynet, first! 😁😁

[@egore3617727]

I SHIP LUCAS AND NCT DREAM you are totaly right

[@Emi-lm8vz]

This comment is even better with that pfp

[@jillronan6786]

I’m just glad I live in an area where I’ve never had any packages stolen. Leave it on the porch please!

[@RayMak]

This is so dangerous

[@mcdonalds2435]

Hey it's you

[@Borshigi]

I've reported your for stalking me.

[@mcdonalds2435]

@@Borshigi ?????

[@agnomenamedgrimblegromble3735]

@StrongBæckhand He's everywhere. Everywhere I go, I see his comment in the comment section.

[@yoshikagekira3203]

Ray Mak became the new Justin Y

[@victormanuel369]

Horrible idea. It's better to install a box outside your home applying to it the same system.

[@AC3electrosphere]

How come they didn't think about that? What the hell?

[@goodvishnu]

Product sizes

[@Lucky8s]

Auset RGB From my understanding, it's generally small to medium sized items that get stolen. I've never seen a home security video of anyone trying to steal a mattress. Really expensive items (few hundred dollars) require signatures. It won't be left outside your door for thieves.

[@DianeMaskosky]

Why not just steal the entire box

[@Lucky8s]

Diane Maskosky It's probably going to be a box that's screwed into the ground, much like a postal box.

[@catnerdfromspace]

Hey, what if the lock was on like... A shed, rather than your house? A packaging shed. Just for the more paranoid users.

[@kajsa_42]

Cosmic Kitty That's actually an amazing idea

[@CreamyGoodness]

Yup, a walk-in mailbox essentially with no access to your home or personal information. Perfect

[@CG0077]

Isnt that basically just a post office?

[@Haughington]

I saw something called Boxlock a while ago that allows delivery people to unlock a container on your porch once by scanning the package, then locking it inside the container. Seems a bit more practical than a dedicated delivery shed :P

[@TonyRule]

No. A post office isn't conveniently located at your house, where you go every day, and you'll probably have to queue at a post office.

[@3limin4torZockt]

I live in switzerland we dont have package theves and we dont have Amazon. I dont know a person here that has an Alexa. Completle Amazonfree 👐

[@HimeDelia]

God I wish that were the US

[@jensenlopez2944]

@@dipaverse how fast do they deliver typically

[@penginbot]

I would get this if I had an enclosed porch or front entry area with a door, but then another door to get in the actual house lol

[@millardfillmore1331]

A OK!!!

[@MikeDCWeld]

yuki gackt same here! The only way I would consider it is if I had another sturdy door I could lock between it and the main part of my house.

[@koflin7213]

how about making a small door which the packet fits through?

[@artomatica]

Yes, it is called mailbox.

[@wendyokoopa7048]

yuki gackt my ex had that

[@GAMMASTAR321]

Everyday we are one step away from black mirror

[@mushfiqulhaque3818]

GAMMASTAR321 trueeee😂😂

[@Aliencow22]

Great comment 10/10

[@chef9524]

I’m sorry but what it black mirror?

[@masonstorm9178]

CSVisuals a show on Netflix that shows some situations on how the world would be with advanced technology and it always ends up shit

[@chef9524]

Mason Storm oh thanks.

[@GaretSD]

In France, they never let the package at your house if you're not here. They'll just drop at at the post office or re-deliver another day

[@darthrevan9061]

GaretSD same in my neighborhood in America if the package is expensive

[@BawlBag]

I think all sensible countries do the same.

[@GaretSD]

Dr. Abs France or Germany ain't sensible countries I think

[@marlonvasquez6531]

GaretSD in Russia, the package isn't delivered to your house, your house is delivered to your package.

[@TonyRule]

Here in New Zealand they don't leave package s either - even if you're home - they just throw a card in the letterbox as they drive past so they can get a re-delivery fee out of you.

[@VibhorWase]

Old neighbor lady calling you 📱 in office: hey sweety you got a lot of people coming in and out of your house, some are leaving stuff and some are taking stuff out, including your dogs..when are you gonna be home??

[@Bondisaurus]

No friggen way dude. People are way too trusting these days. Camera or not. I’d rather install a secured drop box.

[@Der_Z0nK]

Of all the trusting things we do nowadays, I think letting a vetted employee into your home on a one time basis, where he's subjected to video-surveillance, should be the least of our worries.

[@sirmel11]

like a mailbox?

[@kobeandgary]

It's all on camera bro, it's pretty awesome.

[@kobeandgary]

You honestly have a much higher chance of some guest you invited over stealing something.

[@miperroyyo]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@bleukreuz]

"Correct the problem" That just sounds like Amazon gonna make them "disappear" **wink wink**

[@romariohenry412]

Lol mafia style

[@Prince_ofwolves]

🤣💀

[@erncogamer123]

Amazon wants to turn this world into watch dogs 2

[@alexander6998]

lol trueeeee!!!!

[@heroninja1125]

*watch dogs* watch dogs 2 is suck

[@Disrepair]

Yes

[@rvke5639]

Heroninja112 like your grammar?

[@NotWizardRealms]

*HACKS LOCK*

[@manin10]

I'm proud of the fact that I have never bought anything from Amazon or use any Amazon products. Amazon are heading in the direction of the Chinese government.

[@paulboerma]

in the Netherlands, you just get a card from the delivery guy that your package has been dropped off at your neighbors. If there are no neighbors at home they just deliver it to you the next day or you can pick it up at a post office. Why don't they just do that?

[@sayembhuiyan9489]

That happens in US too. It is just a new way Amazon trying out.

[@lesbianmess620]

ewa ja broeder

[@lh3556]

Here in Germany also😜

[@whoistenshii]

here in ENGLAND too

[@_sander_]

huts

[@hardwirecars]

time is ticking till the first time the FBI forces amazon to let them in to search a suspect's house.

[@bighands69]

They would never use amazon for that. When they intend to enter a property they do not want people know that they are coming and if amazon knows this then the target of the warrant could become aware. That may sound silly but when they are a drug king or a kidnapper they do not want anybody to know.

[@bobcringeworthy1946]

The time has already ticked where they can just pick a normal lock without asking another company.

[@torig.5864]

Well...they already use DNA ancestry results to find criminals related to you.

[@aliprey7047]

THIS! Sadly, this...

[@aliprey7047]

@@bighands69 - Well, in the fantasy world where the govt abides by the laws they set, yes! But, unfortunately here in the real world we live in, where it sets laws as a mere veil, it's a moot point. For example, they don't need a warrant for a wiretap - any law enforcement unit can (does n has!) just setup a Stingray nearby (which is essentially a fake cell tower) n boom: they got voice CALLS, TEXTS n ALL DATA FROM EVERYONE in the vicinity of the target phone. JUST BEING WITHIN A CERTAIN RADIUS OF A SUSPECT N YOU'RE A VICTIM TOO!!!

[@AussieTVMusic]

I'd rather have my package stolen than let a stranger in my house.

[@heatherjeankress5543]

I am pretty sure you dont have experience buying expensive things on the net if you have this kind of logic .

[@IIGrayfoxII]

They're not in your home, they just open the door, leave the package inside and then close the door and lock it.

[@AussieTVMusic]

I make sure someone is home.If I'm not it gets sent to the PO and I pick it up later. Why would I need this service? If I'm not at home how urgent could it be anyway.

[@TheMurrmursonbottle]

IIGrayfoxII It gives them the opportunity to enter your home. That's what they're saying

[@TheMurrmursonbottle]

I agree. By letting any Amazon employee into your home, you're allowing any Amazon employee free access to steal anything they feel - not just whatever diapers and t shirts are in your package

[@Eggs_hatching]

I feel like this would be a lot less creepy as an external package lockbox or if the homes had a small mudroom with a second door (what tons of other places have)

[@LadyDoomsinger]

Exactly. If you have a sort of "lobby" or foyer you could let the delivery person in just enough to leave the package, without any risk of invasion of privacy. And if it became the norm that everybody has a kind of "visitor's area" before entering a home proper, I think the delivery people would be a lot less uncomfortable about it, too. As an agoraphobe I can definitely see the convenience of having a package delivered directly to my home, not even requiring me to open the door for it. But the setup would have to be flawless.

[@Poop-nu1so]

there's these new things called "P.O. Boxes" taking the world by storm. Some might even say it will revolutionize the logistics industry. But I'm still concerned about not letting a virtually autonomous multi-national company into my home, I mean how creepy is that; my packages are just sitting in a box in the dark all alone by themselves.

[@franqueee]

Poop but apparently some people are too fucking lazy get their fat ass up to go to their po box

[@AshGreen359]

You can only get US mail at post office, no FedEx or UPS. Plus, if I'm going to go to the post office to pick something up I'm better off buying whatever it is at the store.

[@numbereightyseven]

Poop The answer is: say "no". Simple as that. There are other alternatives. It's naive to believe this is only for securing your deliveries.

[@Robert-ye1vc]

Only the post office can deliver to a P.O.box not UPS, FedEx, or Amazon

[@alexjb99]

For that amount of money, just get a P.O. Box.

[@wc8135]

You can have the package delivered to an amazon locker. You can go pick it up with an amazon code.

[@jasonh1498]

For people with money, they probably would like the convenience of having it delivered to their home rather than having to swing by somewhere else.

[@olive9514]

You buy a new towel You go take a shower You hear your front door open You hurry to go check who it is but you realise you left your towel in the room You open the toilet door and your local delivery man wraps you in your new towel *" shh, this is our new service "*

[@PANZERFAUST90]

Your toilet has a door?

[@UnknownGamer40464]

instant rock hard

[@buckbeltzer6137]

@@UnknownGamer40464 whoaaaa there buddy

[@Roadent1241]

@@PANZERFAUST90 you know what they mean XD

[@jarcuadanantus28]

Yeah no, I’ll go with the porch. I can buy my thing again.

[@WackyRacer]

why not have a separate storage area, like a shed or a storage box and install this lock there? Then there's no access to your home and less to go wrong!

[@jurelkirklandfilms2510]

WackyRacer something like thatvyea

[@WackyRacer]

damn, you've foiled their master plan!

[@homixxide]

Jo Rogan jokes on Amazon, I like being watched.

[@chris_topher1984]

amazon wants the keys to your houses.

[@xxyolandangoxx]

They do offer to drop off your packages at a amazon storage locker. It’s only in some locations, they are located next to quik trip gas stations (if your in the south).

[@Swagsy]

What next? Delivery Drones that locate you and bring the package to you if you're not home?

[@old5026]

Swagsy that actually sounds like a possible device

[@omareli08]

That doesn’t sound like a bad idea at all, specially with musicians, you might need that extra set of damn strings or cable of some sort and you are in middle of a gig and it gets delivered straight to you

[@leonardpanergo7066]

Swagsy Yes.

[@kingenimatix7013]

Amazon needs to hire u

[@FancyCaterpillar]

thats an awesome idea bro

[@user-wt2ti2je4h]

It was kind of relieving to see people not even look inside of your house, instead they just acted like they were handing off a toilet paper roll to somebody who’s using the bathroom without any toilet paper.

[@eddiexiang3606]

There are cameras in and outside the door. Its creepy AF.

[@dc6233]

I think the biggest danger is that they now see what's inside your home in addition to how nice it looked outside and what cars you drive. I don't care how well Amazon "Vets" these employees, it's opening yourself up for a robbery or house evasion and kidnapping; It happens...

[@phototristan]

I think a smarter idea would be for Amazon to come out with an electronic smart lock box that people could put on their porch.

[@Nikosakii]

phototristan smartttt with a gps tracker so nobody can take it

[@mashroob]

Seriously... why not just a big trunk (with that same kind of locking system) on your porch/stoop/walkway that Amazon can put your package(s) into? Letting them have access to your house is just inviting problems.

[@homosexualitymydearwatson4109]

Or you know like put in a mail slip but for like packages

[@shena8013]

I know right. It's so dangerous

[@tgeee]

I get most of my stuff delivered to an Amazon Locker at a 7-Eleven near my house.

[@scylla019]

Right, a respectable company’s worker is going to come into your house under surveillance and do bad things where they’ll surely get caught

[@ericankarstran1422]

While the box idea is good for consumers, he said at the end of the video this service is just the beginning. The door access allows other services such as cleaning services and dog walkers to use the same programs which would in turn allow Amazon to make more momey

[@pokemonsprite100]

"Amazon said that I did the installation wrong, and that's why the door jammed." But earlier in the video it said that Amazon would get someone to install their product for you...

[@brandonfrancey5592]

No, they said it was "his personal installation" as in his lock was not installed correctly, regardless who did it. The fault was from the install, not the lock it self or the delivery person.

[@brandonfrancey5592]

It's not semantics, it's comprehending basic English.

[@davidbarr707]

I'm not giving anyone that I don't know admission into my house. I'm definitely not giving Amazon control over my front door and a camera in my house. I won't allow Alexa into my home.

[@johnnyg7498]

Why when all you have to do is have a security box bolted in outside then amazon could just leave it outside in a security box.

[@OppositeOfMute]

Get two doors, with a small delivery area between them, and they can only open the first one.

[@toonterraminegamer1234]

That might be a bit difficult because that extra door might get in the way from the sides. If the house has a small enough porch, it will either defeat the purpose of the porch overall, or make it hard to access the sides of it.

[@7cmhg840]

Or make one huge mailbox

[@kutsuro3901]

Yeah, no. Not worth the cost just for this purpose.

[@Sondorism]

That would work well for people who have the airlock style homes.

[@Anthony_H]

I was thinking about that

[@TopFurret]

I'd much better prefer a store pickup... Like Walmart, Target, Walgreens, etc. Or those Amazon boxes they already have at some locations

[@reacher8360]

TopFurret well if you have to go to the store to pick it up what was the whole point you could have bought it while in Wal Mart

[@voxelfusion9894]

Alope_1401 If you could have bought it at the local store, why would you have ordered it in the first place? Your argument makes no sense, unless you can't even leave your own house to go shopping a few minutes away.

[@NascarFan-qq4lu]

VoxelFusion dumb

[@rebeccamatherz]

I have them in my area. They're amazing. You get a code, tell the computer that controls the lockers your code and the computer unlocks a locker. Your package is inside waiting for you. It's so good.

[@NascarFan-qq4lu]

Gabbiadini not amazon packages well walmart can ship their packages to home or deliver it to the nearest store to pick it up

[@dylanlafreniere3479]

There’s a reason door locks are “smart” yet. The population at large is completely ignorant to the amount of accessible smart items in our life’s that’s just open to virtual attack’s making it easier to pick.

[@Ellobuhbyehair]

I'll pass on this one.

[@Hqseeb]

And if the delivery driver gets his phone taken from a robber

[@vincemonte0802]

It's still just a one time use. Said robber would only have ONE opportunity for any wrongdoing, assuming he knows how to navigate around that device (which has a TON of safeguards on it)

[@drunkwithguns]

what kind of retarded ass question is this

[@balls7392]

HA Plays Why wouldn’t a robber just break the window, pick a lock, etc.? This point was made in the video.

[@punkievella8574]

HA Plays Pretty sure they would make sure that the app required a password or a log in, but they could quickly disable it from working as soon as the phone is gone.

[@sociald4515]

HA Plays they will see the robber on camera...

[@prestonm3634]

Just make a slot right beside your door

[@NickFish117]

It would have to be Large enough to put big packages through. I don't see that happening

[@chiraqtookapack7189]

Nick Whitman yeah man. It’s hard for me to find a slot big enough for me to slide my large package through. One of the many struggles of being black and attracted to white women.

[@fairytaleoverworlds7795]

Chiraq TookaPack Yeah you just need your girls to install Amazon Key.

[@donwaters2022]

Only a true moron would allow digital access to their home car or any other item considered valuable.

[@okimas]

Why not make a strong box outside the door instead?? Like Amazon Box or some stuff like that

[@s09021994]

What's stopping anyone from going away with the entire box

[@RoyRogerer]

Get outta here with your perfectly sensible solution!

[@charleslindeman2169]

I'm surprised letterboxes aren't being sold that take parcels into consideration. Given that letters are on the decline and parcels are on the rise, there are plenty of solutions that allow one-way parcel insertion.

[@johan.ohgren]

Shubham Jain Build it into the wall with one "outside door" and one you can access from inside the house.

[@pines1053]

Just add another door behind the door lol

[@connieclaxton2565]

Pines 105 ..... That is genius 😂

[@nooby1329]

Pines 105 that’s actually smart

[@hellogelloegje]

Where I live in Germany, they don’t put the packages in front of the door, just if you text them online to do so. Either you take it after they rang the bell 3 times or they take it to the main package station in your city... and sometimes they give it to your neighbor.

[@konstantingeist3587]

probably same all over Europe t. Russia

[@smsworld3480]

same in england where i live

[@constipatedaf]

I live in Germany too and those dhl motherfuckers sometimes leave my Package infront my door i was furious

[@Bruh-ph4do]

Selin Karasu where I live they mostly leave it at the door without knocking and if they don't they knock once wait 3 seconds then leave at front door.

[@maebn]

Hail Amazon! lol

[@joet7136]

What reason would a billionaire have for owning a newspaper other than to attempt to steer the narrative?

[@nikushim6665]

"Any thing can be hacked, but it would probably be alot easier to burgle you by just knocking in a window" No, amazon Key uses NFC tags. Anyone with a newish smartphone could clone the key and open just about every door at the push of a button. Plus casually walking into the front door is alot less suspicious than bashing in a window.

[@foobar8893]

nikushim666 you dont know what nfc really is, do you?

[@darealxmaster9700]

And if they hack the camera's or something the chances of catching them is almost nothing.

[@prettygurlrockx]

I smell a thriller movie coming on. 3 teens who have lived a tough life attempt to break in and rob a house in a nice neighborhood. They aren't really bad people, they 've just been dealt a bad hand at life and this is their only choice. Only one kid is extremely gifted and decides to hack the new Amazon lock and cameras and they think their plan is bullet proof. But then they quickly realize the reclusive old guy they were trying to rob is more than he appears. Can they escape before it's too late?

[@stevenescalante3657]

Pretty Gurl Rock a movie like this exist already lmao “don’t breathe” I think is the name

[@prettygurlrockx]

Steven Escalante I know, I liked that movie. I was not expecting what he had in his basement though. O.O

[@FourRooms]

Thank you for the honest review despite who owns The Post!!

[@CyberLink70]

Stan B Who exactly?

[@Reloaded9923]

James CyberLink the CEO of Amazon. He literally said it in the video omg

[@sergethurain4943]

Usman Sabir He has a Minecraft profile pic what do you expect lol

[@CyberLink70]

SergeThurain I simply didn't catch that when I watched the video that first time.

[@JustAGuyProduction]

honest my ass! This was basically an ad.

[@Jster3334]

Gets fired...

[@puertousbmonkey]

Joseph Roberson he 've left cookies for the amazon mail guy so that saved his ass

[@toddwilliams9847]

Good till hackers get ahold of the software, then sell criminals a set of keys to your house

[@garrettgrosso48]

Amazon lowkey going for world domination.

[@ohhireneexo]

You could literally buy a P.O. box for cheaper 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Kolby9241]

@Fredda Mietzsche Actually UPS offers PO box with a physical address (at no extra cost) and I've used it for about 10 sites using all kinds of delivery methods with 0 issues.

[@mirmirs]

Why won't there just be a box/shed with a lock or something just for amazon employees to put packages in ?

[@smokinamby]

mirmirs Because then they wouldn't have access to your house. The release of this is all to convenient timed with the rest of the privacy invasion going on.

[@spicybro]

AmbSwizag so you want them in your house

[@martluca_]

You could place it on a shed or little box no doubt, and amazon would probably allow that as an option. But a lot of people don't want a safe or shed on their porch that stands out like a wildfire.

[@danielraygoza3933]

It’s called amazon locker.

[@jackharan3791]

Martin de Vries just have a small box with the lock on, prolly inexpensive especially if you are willing to pay for this equiptment in the first place

[@elaynebrant6842]

Thats a bad idea. Never let someone in your house when you know someone is going to get you.