Amazon is now offering a new delivery service connected to its Cloud Cam smart home system that will allow a delivery driver to enter a customer's home to drop off a package.
In an age where packages left on doorsteps are disappearing with increasing frequency, Amazon is offering a new "service" where you let the delivery driver into your home. Enter the Internet of Things and Amazon’s Cloud Cam-based “Key” service in which the wifi-connected camera communicates with an electronic lock on one’s front door. When the delivery driver arrives, he or she will scan the package’s barcode, which is authenticated before allowing entry into the home. With one swipe, the courier unlocks the door, enters the doorway, drops off the package, shuts the door, and with another swipe, relocks the door. The entire delivery is caught on camera, which is then transmitted to the customer’s smart phone along with a delivery notification.
In an effort to combat package theft, Amazon has taken a number of steps, including lockers at third-party locations, and backyard aerial delivery with drones. Amazon Key takes this to a whole new level, while making a major advance in a still-developing market. Cloud Cam is the central hub of Amazon’s new push into the “smart home” market, acting not only as a home security system, but seamlessly integrated with the Alexa system to accept voice commands and to interact with other enabled devices. While the camera is available now, Amazon Key will not be available for a couple more weeks. Still, the service has an under-reported dark side. All of the data collected through Alexa and the Cloud Cam systems becomes proprietary for Amazon—and very quickly, the company knows almost everything about each and every customer, purportedly for the purpose of providing better, tailored services.
normalfags will use this shit then when only redpilled people will use traditional system (5% of people), amazon will remove traditional system
Jace Miller
Why would you say no to our greatest ally AMazon ? Do you have something to hide ? :^)
Liam Edwards
The "delivery driver" here is the USPS. No fucking way they will go in to someones home or wait around for some Amazon Master Control to unlock doors.
shit i took the bait.
Jace Walker
It's standard 4chan shitposting. When 4chan tells you to be alarmed, ignore it because the warning has no meaning.
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Ayden Robinson
Can I use this to bait qtpi delivery drivers into my lair?
Levi Bennett
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Andrew Brown
based Amazon Let's worry about the NWO when they reveal themselves. This paranoia is unhelpful.
Levi Gomez
No longer does being a burglar require any physical skills such a picking locks and being prepared if anyone is inside the home. Instead any decent hacker can take a look around inside and unlock the door.
Samuel Watson
They'll stop doing drones when too many of them keep getting shot down.
Jaxson Taylor
i guess it's a better alternative to a po box. no it's not
Austin Peterson
It would be great to see them react to people with STINKY apartments, or creepy, scary apartments.
Camden Butler
may also have death traps, why stop at this for example like in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Leo Young
Isn't Walmart planning to do this as well? I read that they're experimenting with a service that lets the delivery drivers put the food directly in your fridge.
I can't wait to hear trendies justify this.
Brody King
This is your problem now.
Austin Scott
Here in Germany the post is offering a service where you can have your package delivered to a sort of locker and you can then pick it up any time you want. That way I don't have to worry about my package being left out in the open, at a neighbour or having to wait for an hour in line at the post office to pick it up. It can go get my package at 3AM if I really want to for some reason. No need to let random strangers into my home.
That's quite a good parody. I wonder what will happen if I type that URL into the browser People using this service deserve bad things to happen to them.
Brandon Howard
What if they added a voice command to Alexa for unlocking the door. It would be pretty funny when burglars start yelling, "Alexa Unlock the Door!"
Jaxson Wright
There are so much subtle rings dinging in that video
>that TV on grocery boxes and picnic chair kek
Carson Stewart
(((amazon))) is already doing something like that in the USA too. But their boxes are exacly like yours, but orange.
William Perry
What in the living hell are they thinking? If that thing isn't fucking flawlessly airtight it's going to be a PR nightmare. Most IoT devices are riddled with holes in their security to begin with, but this just sounds like it was designed to be in the first place. They want me to put a camera (almost certainly with a built in mic) by my front door, and have an internet connected lock? Literally all a malicious remote attacker would have to do is check when the door is unlocked and relocked to find out when you leave for work/school/etc., and then would be able to arrive at your house, fuck your camera sideways with exploits, then unlock the front door, and leave at their leisure. This has CIA nigger written from top to bottom.
Jason Bell
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Blake Sanders
Not a good idea in the US. After midnight, rape gangs of savage niggers patrol the streets looking for white pussy--or ass--to violate.
Safer to have an Amazon wage-slave drop a package off inside your front door than to face the ass-hungry jigaboo rape squads.
Oliver Sullivan
As soon as I saw this I knew I had to come here. Normalfags eat this shit up and it boggles my mind how they think it's a good idea.
Adrian Sanchez
They are trying to do it in Germany as well, but why the fuck would I want a locker that's exclusive to one company, where to company knows what's inside the package, and when they don't have the same coverage as the DHL lockers. Zero reason to use the Amazon service.
Jace Collins
ok, ruski
THIS. This whole thing is just full of shit. They are rubbing it in our faces. Ok, dream on
Carson Ortiz
USA is a shithole
Cooper Lee
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Jack Green
Who cares about another dead spic?
Jack Ross
If you are a slave then you are disposable
Colton Hernandez
Amazons been pushing the dystopian model for awhile now.
Many people painstakingly go through their drivers to make sure someone isn't capturing MIC input... and yet millions of normies bug their own homes with Alexa. Boggles the mind.
James Watson
My little brother got an Alexa and was showing it off to the family. I told him it was a stupid device because the microphone was open all of the time. He told me he'd use it all of the time and it made searching for random shit on the internet easier. I came back a week later and noticed it wasn't plugged in, I came back a month later and noticed it wasn't even sitting in the room anymore. He said he used it for three days until he got paranoid. There is hope.
Jaxon Collins
>"OPEN UP we have detected a fucking white male "
This is the end.
Kayden Ross
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Caleb Perry
Ayo mang, umma feelin it u herd? Buy mes some fresh kicks n shit dope ass muthufugger. dem ammazon geeks ain't finna try doin sheeit. Callin popo on my ass. ayo hell naw mang, dat pussy ass shit get a nigger kilt straight up. my boize cap dat nigger namsayin? real talk.
Grayson Ramirez
Sooooo... post office boxes/parcel lockers? Those things that have been around for fucking ever? Tell us more about this wonderous technology that the corporate states of 'murika have forgotten about.
It's free, you can decide to use it on a per delivery basis and you automatically get one if the delivery failed.
Nathaniel Sanchez
I ain't clicking that shit nigga
Dominic Cox
You planted the seed user, well done.
Joshua Walker
FAKE NEWS It just allows you to open the door for them remotely, the same as anyone with a ring-in system already has.
Leo Hernandez
Speaking of planting seeds...
That's its own concern though, you already see it with electronic car keys.
Tyler Jackson
The point is opening the door for someone else, when you aren't there. It's common for buzzer systems to have an audio intercom, and not that rare to have a camera. Anyone who lives in an apartment will be familiar with them, but people with an electric gate on a long driveway often have them, too.
The only change the Amazon system makes is the ability to do this over the internet, rather than just your own LAN.
Justin Bell
Are doorlocks running free software? What is their warranty support lifespan? How much time till they join another chinese botnet because of 0day vulnerability?
Daniel Hernandez
Depends on the brand. I've had an X.10 system automating things all around my house since the '80s, and if you're autistic enough, you can still control them over dumb RS-232 with custom drivers.
Jace Butler
I was asking about Amazon's "smart"locks, the ones they advertise together with their delivery services. I suppose, you are not allowed to have your own dvr or locks in that situation, only certified ones.
Bentley Stewart
This is how you do it anons. You plant the seed, but don't argue with them. Then when they change don't bring it up again. People don't like looking like idiots. Guide them to the water.
Jack Hall
Oh Holla Forums
Jose Jenkins
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Jordan Clark
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Brody Collins
This is an SFW board.
Jackson Perry
Don't lol me, boy
Isaiah Gonzalez
this is the first time i've heard of that, but then again i'm running linux on x86, not obenbsd on non-x86 hardware
Hudson Martin
BREAKING NEWS Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos praised for increasing the ammount of african americans in his company.
Landon Fisher
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Jace Hill
Cal me a fag if you will, but I literalluy never cry. But seeing this shit I felt some tears coming to my eyes. Not for the Holla Forums aspect but for some reason the future never looked as dark to my eyes as when I was watching the vid.
Jacob Bell
Ok someone found a silverlining on this hellish crap. Applying for amazon delivery right fucking now!
Evan Harris
This. It's going to gradually happen.
Cooper Sullivan
While I have no sympathies for normies, this seems like the kind of thing that could become standard if enough normies and jews push for it. Truly a dark timeline.
James Lee
not telling him it's f'ing stupid because he ALREADY HAS THE SAME SHIT ON HIS PHONE ANYWAY he probably already had a kindle tablet as well...
Luke Foster
what could possibly go wrong
Ian Collins
Delivery man can steal your imported lolicon you leave laying around for his own enjoyment
Liam Harris
Off-topic, but where is your "hell" picture from?
On-topic: this is a good idea if in the meantime we can legalize automated sentry turrets with facial recognition and whatnot. "You have 10 seconds to comply. 10, 9, 8..."
Jace Flores
Let me guess It's a commieblock somewhere in Russia, not higher than 9 floors, built in 80s If I was a commieblock autist, 'd name you the exact manufacturing series, city/town it was built in and type of concrete panels it was built of, but I am not.
Justin Russell
TBH I've got an alexa for my elderly dad, and am working on integrating it into a smart home for him. The alexa buttons that can be pushed to re-order things are also great for that use case as well.
Don't forget that not everyone has a conversation about bioweapons on their couch.
Sebastian Russell
no offense, but i doubt that's going to be easier for him to use and understand than regular appliances, unless he's severely immobile and needs voice control and you can't afford to pay a person to look after him.
Ryder Cox
No thanks. My package is just fine on my door step.
What happens if the delivery man got rekt or murdured while in your house/apartment? Or if someone steals/cracks amazon's likely-a-hackjob encryption key it and goes on an unstoppable rape-massacre rampage? Interesting.
Cooper Gray
THIS
underrated post
Just install another door.
Owen Adams
Lot of senseless paranoia, racism and ignorance ITT
If you can't trust someone to leave a package in your house, don't sign up for it. Those of us who are normal will enjoy this new luxury.
Camden Jones
shut up jew
Connor Gray
It is remotely controlled, right? Why does it have to be remotely controlled? Smells like poor design or malice.
Jordan Myers
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Jeremiah Green
I love amazon
John Edwards
If you're rich enough to do this - why not build a cage with this fancy door lock on it?
Tyler Bell
Dafuq you find this board?
Jayden Evans
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Leo Jenkins
this might be OK if your front door has an inner hall with a second lockable door to the rest of your house
Wyatt Ward
Or you know just a big mailbox.
Tyler Martinez
that would be a big mailbox
Nolan Watson
For you
Jonathan Foster
Not a big deal, what do you have to hide?
Camden Hernandez
What the fuck? Are they thinking that underpaid Amazon employees won't steal a thing? Absurd.
Nolan Harris
They're thinking that Amazon postmen can't get past the Amazon door that is also connected to a camera that is connected to the Internet.
Brandon Parker
This would work in a high-trust society. But sadly those things don't exist anymore. It becomes more low-trust by the day. Can you imagine living in a society where nobody locks their cars because they know nobody would enrich them? I was surprised to learn that actually existed and was pretty common in first world countries. Not anymore.
Leo Garcia
I used to live in a white neighborhood and never bothered to lock my car. Then I moved next to a university where there were a lot of niggers playing loud rap music on their car stereos. It wasn't even a ghetto, more like a "multicultural" area. Well soon enough someone broke into my car (because there I had started to lock the doors) and stole the little bit of change that was in the console. There must have been like $3 worth of quarters at most, and they broke in to steal that.
Hudson Young
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Liam Williams
not buying from amazon that is for sure
Juan Barnes
I live in the third world and i've had to bear this level of diversity, vibrancy, multiculturalism, cosmopolitanism, all this bullshit, since i was born, and it's simply extremely enjoyable to see countries overflowing with cuckoldry destroy themselves bit by bit, erase their own history, literally commit demographic suicide, and put a end to any sort of societal trust. I'll make sure to buy myself a U.S permanent residency visa soon when it gets 80% off at Amazon, once the U.S is turned into a publicly traded company owned by big nosed people and people who eat dogs :^)
Samuel Perez
I don't see that Amazon shit working. A video feed I'm sure normalfags trust, but I doubt many people would trust a guy entering their home.
It's still common in very small towns. Diversity is attracted to large cities.
Instead of aiming to lift your country to civilized levels you want everyone else to fall to yours. You're sick.
Levi Howard
Even in rural areas vibrancy is coming in to carhop at night and steal shit from unlocked cars.
Logan Turner
Some of us don't live like rats in a hive. We have homes where we don't need 3 doors between us and the niggers swarming outside our homes.
There is also a fucking big difference between a closed set up and one on the internet. People figured out open webcam links and used to search through their websites to find weird shit. You would find everything from teenage girls doing their homework to people fucking to babies sleeping. If this technology is online then it won't be secure and people will start browsing it to spy on people. and that's without considering that if Amazon can view this then Amazon staff will abuse it. Police officers use their shit to talk ex girlfriends all the time.
