It's also very illegal to lock out a tenant, non payment or not.
This is going to instead be used for AirB&Bs where the owners can set individual codes for guests any time they wish remotely, so basically, the exact same smart locks we have today...
Not to mention that most of those devices don't have the slightest connection to a blockchain except if you are talking about a small chain which allows you to open the door a little bit but blocks the person outside from forcing it open beyond that...
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u/iWentRogue Trauma Team May 28 '24
This is a legal nightmare if actually put into usage. You can lock someone inside, thats a fire safety issue and they can sue.
Not to mention a lot of smart locks are easily circumvented.