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neilm-uk
As someone with responsibility for the management of a development (multiple apartment buildings), I'd be 100% opposed to this idea - it would only take one inconsiderate/lazy resident to compromise the security of an entire building. What you want is pretty much already solved by Auto-Verify, so it's down to the delivery company to negotiate Auto-Verify access with Ring rather than individuals weakening the security of their building and putting their neighbours at risk. However because you're essentially trying to side step Auto-Verify with your unverified timed unlocking, I would think it highly unlikely that Ring will implement your suggestion (regardless of the negative security implications) - access to Auto-Verify is a potential goldmine for Ring. If there is demand for unverified timed access unlocking (and interest from Ring in implementing it) then this would have to be enabled by an opt-in from the building management (just as Auto-Verify is opt-out for building management). Or, you could just wedge open the front door of your building with a heavy object, and explain to your neighbours why it's necessary to allow potentially anyone access so that you can receive your deliveries (good luck with that). :wink:
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02-11-2022 19:44:46
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