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"
if you're going that route, why wouldn't you just go with one of those bluetooth ones or something? keypad seems so 1990 -- nm
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by
oblique
Not wanting to depend on a device, needing to let a contractor in, etc -- nm
Posted by
prayformojo (aka mayhem)
Jun 23 '17, 08:52
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you wouldn't need to go through all this if you just stopped locking your doors -- nm
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decline
Jun 23, 09:03
you can unlock from your phone if you have a hub or an ATV gen 4 and a homekit lock. I favor this over keypad because
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amanda jones state university
Jun 23, 08:54
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what I like about the keypad is that my parents can get in if they arrive before I get home from work, etc.
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Reagen
Jun 23, 08:56
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the child point is valid (if the child doesn't have a cell phone). you could easily give your parents a bluetooth code, though. -- nm
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amanda jones state university
Jun 23, 09:00
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She can get a cell phone at the same age I did, 25.
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Reagen
Jun 23, 09:06
what if his parents have flip phones ? -- nm
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decline
Jun 23, 09:01
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My dad and oldest brother will be the last people carrying those. -- nm
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Reagen
Jun 23, 09:01
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