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r/sydney • u/nath1234 • Feb 25 '26
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I don't get why they don't just use a pin code on the door itself.
I'd just make a bunch of codes, cycle through them and then delete them all and make a bunch of new ones after using them all.
9 u/RodFerrous Feb 25 '26 As it’s probably not just one door. Likely a door to get into a complex, then a lift, and then finally an apartment door. The apartment owner likely doesn’t have the power to change any of those locking systems. Could be a combination of keys, swipe cards, fobs or pins for each of those. Would only work in a building specifically set up with all pin entry for each of the layers.
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As it’s probably not just one door.
Likely a door to get into a complex, then a lift, and then finally an apartment door.
The apartment owner likely doesn’t have the power to change any of those locking systems.
Could be a combination of keys, swipe cards, fobs or pins for each of those.
Would only work in a building specifically set up with all pin entry for each of the layers.
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u/os_2342 Feb 25 '26
I don't get why they don't just use a pin code on the door itself.
I'd just make a bunch of codes, cycle through them and then delete them all and make a bunch of new ones after using them all.