Tyler Huggins is a second generation locksmith. He’s perfected his craft over the years, but now cutting-edge technology may cut his job out of the picture. New smartphone apps let you duplicate a key just by taking two quick pics. The images are uploaded to a cyber locksmith, and in a few days the new key arrives in the mail. locksmiths colorado springs, locksmith dallas
“There’s a possible security risk,” says Huggins. “It’s not likely, not in my opinion, but it is there.” locksmith antioch ca, locksmith raleigh
Eyewitness News tested this technology to see whether taking a couple of quick pictures could allow us easy access into a home. With the permission of Bethany Hashaway, a Call 12 for Action volunteer, we snapped two pictures of her house key – front and back – like a key-copying website instructed us. locksmith stockton ca, memphis locksmith
Jordan Meyer, the co-founder of keysduplicated.com, says the site does “have some security measures in place. We don’t think it’s a big threat.” katy locksmith, locksmith richmond va
So what can you do to protect yourself from this easy access? Jordan Meyer of keysduplicated.com says it’s easy. locksmith in marietta ga
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