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Based on the same premise that I would let someone secretly save my unread snail mail by giving them a key to my house.
Based on the same premise that I would let someone secretly save my unread snail mail by giving them a key to my house.
Are you implying you lock your mailbox?
Would that be surprising to you? I assume you might be an American - I was really surprised when I visited the US and noticed that most people use unlocked boxes located outside of their houses to get their mail. Where I live people either lock their mailboxes or they get mail through a slot in their locked door - nobody leaves their mail accessible.
Snapchat itself faces the same problem. They are sitting the greatest trove of amateur porn ever, and eventually they need to figure out how to make money.
Based on the same premise that I would let someone secretly save my unread snail mail by giving them a key to my house.
Which a lot of people do. They give a trusted entity (a neighbor) their access token (keys) to check on and maintain their property while on vacation.
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Are you implying you lock your mailbox?
Mine is certainly locked. Many places in Britain also just have the letter box in the front door, which I assume the parent is referencing.
The problem with this service (or others like it) is the next eventual step is making your private snaps you've saved with the service public. Snapchat itself faces the same problem. They are sitting the greatest trove of amateur porn ever, and eventually they need to figure out how to make money.
I wonder how long you could get away with pulling off something like that if you were as sneaky as possible.
Based on the same premise that I would let someone secretly save my unread snail mail by giving them a key to my house.
Which a lot of people do. They give a trusted entity (a neighbor) their access token (keys) to check on and maintain their property while on vacation.
A sibling, sure. But a neighbour? Hell no. If I haven't seen you get born, you sure are not getting unlimited access to where I live.
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Which a lot of people do. They give a trusted entity (a neighbor) their access token (keys) to check on and maintain their property while on vacation.
... I would never, ever do that. A sibling, sure. But a neighbour? Hell no. If I haven't seen you get born, you sure are not getting unlimited access to where I live.
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Are you implying you lock your mailbox?
Are you implying you lock your mailbox? Would that be surprising to you? I assume you might be an American - I was really surprised when I visited the US and noticed that most people use unlocked boxes located outside of their houses to get their mail. Where I live people either lock their mailboxes or they get mail through a slot in their locked door - nobody leaves their mail accessible.
Unlocked mailboxes outside the house really only exist in rural areas or regular suburbs (to be fair, these sort of homes probably make up a plurality of homes in America).
The bigger problem is what happens with packages. Unless you live in an apartment building with a staffed leasing/mail office, chances are your packages get left by the door (usually in plain site), or you need to be home to sign for them.