Smart and app-connected keypads, in plain words
Smart is a maker's word. We make no security claims about any device, app, or network.
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Smart is a maker's word
Smart lock, smart deadbolt, and app-connected keypad are makers' names. The maker's description says what a given device connects to.
Radio parts
A connected keypad may carry the FCC Part 15 statement that 47 CFR 15.19 sets out. An FCC statement on a device is not a statement about its security.
Apps and accounts
A connected keypad and its app are run by the maker under its own terms and privacy policy. Change default settings as the maker directs.
No security claims
We do not say any device, app, or network is secure.
This is general information, not legal or security advice.
FAQ
General information only. No keypad, lock, or code can guarantee that a door will stay secure or that a break-in will not happen. Keep codes private, change any code you have shared, and follow the maker's instructions. Before you put a keypad or lock on a door people use to leave a building, check with your local building or fire official. In an emergency, call 911.
Next: no guarantees
We make no security claims.
