What prevents the device from accidentally falling into place; i.e., you leave the house, lock the door, and discover that it "dropped" into place?
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I'll give a excellent back up which I use. Purchase 50lb. fishing line. Its thin and clear and nobody is going to see it. Secure the fishing line around the lock and pin use gorilla glue to hold the knot. bring enough wire to the top of the door and extend it over the top of the door about 2 inches out of the top of the door so if you get locked out you can pull down the wire lifting the lock up.and I secure the tape with camouflage piece of tape at the top of the door. So, its not identified. 2 inches cannot be seen by anyone to notice a clear and thin wire at the very top of the almost pushed in the opening at the top of door with tape. Nobody know you have a special lock inside. I'll give a excellent back up which I use. Purchase 50lb. fishing line. Its thin and clear and nobody is going to see it. Secure the fishing line around the lock and pin use gorilla glue to hold the knot. bring enough wire to the top of the door and extend it over the top of the door about 2 inches out of the top of the door so if you get locked out you can pull down the wire lifting the lock up.and I secure the tape with camouflage piece of tape at the top of the door. So, its not identified. 2 inches cannot be seen by anyone to notice a clear and thin wire at the very top of the... » Read More I'll give a excellent back up which I use. Purchase 50lb. fishing line. Its thin and clear and nobody is going to see it. Secure the fishing line around the lock and pin use gorilla glue to hold the knot. bring enough wire to the top of the door and extend it over the top of the door about 2 inches out of the top of the door so if you get locked out you can pull down the wire lifting the lock up.and I secure the tape with camouflage piece of tape at the top of the door. So, its not identified. 2 inches cannot be seen by anyone to notice a clear and thin wire at the very top of the almost pushed in the opening at the top of door with tape. Nobody know you have a special lock inside. « Show Less
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Installing it upside down, that works well for me. If you do not have enough space, you could tilt it a little.
651606
This happen to me once.There is a indent at the top for the lock jaw to be screwed down tight.when you leave the house.When you leave home just be sure you to do this and you should be fine.
651607
we just have to make sure that when the lock is lifted in open position it should be in place tightly so it does not drop and lock you out. would it serve the purpose if we use a tape to make it stay in place. i try to be careful with this lock because of what could happen.
1505431
There is a small bar that sticks up to hold it in place. It works but is very sensitive...(i.e. it falls easily)
66700
I have dropped mine once. I was trying to unlock my front door and it slipped out of my hand onto my concrete garage floor - from what I saw, it landed on the top corner and then bounced face down. The case now has a couple scratches on it but they are very small and my phone is completely fine.
1871208
It doesn't lock on like many others do. As long as you feel it settle into place you are fine. This threw me for a loop at first as well.
1054521
I found that to only happen occasionally and mainly if I didn't pull it a little tighter and with the camera in front. When having it around back I locked it for more security. Hope this helps.
1111568
If you still don't have any luck, I can try to post a video this weekend of how to lock it in. It's really a secure case in that respect. I've dropped my ipad so many times and it remains securely in the case. Let me know if you think a video would help or if you've just moved on entirely :-)
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I think you need to reset the device and let it re-adjust itself to the door weight - it does it on the first few opening-closing sequences. I do not remember from top of my head how to do it, but it is in the manual.
587885
It has never done so accidentally. When you insert the phone, it "pops" in place, fitting extremely snug and secure. To get the phone out, you have to use some strength.
476157
Well, there isnt a way to prevent that. I havent had a problem with my home button being pushed when in my pocket.I usually stick it in my back pocket and im good.
1203016
No. I used a stopper. You can use a stick or suction cup to stop the door from sliding.
1243933
Well , there's a brown sticky thing that keeps it from falling . Did you throw it away?
1929540
It's not supposed to drop off steps. I watched a video on YouTube that showed it backing up when it encountered a stairway.
2268032
It is a safety feature. If you pass a Steel cable, like a bicycle cable, around the Little bar and fix an end of it to the Wall, the speaker won't fall to the floor in case the speaker Mount fails.
1317727
I just received this and as far as I can tell, when you enter the house it will automatically lock behind you. But when you leave the house, you have to manually unlock the door and it won't automatically lock. It just beeps over and over to remind you to lock the door. Either I'm doing something wrong or this is a HUGE flaw in the design.
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Fill the key hole with glue... but that will render it useless for you too... because it's a key hole entry any lock picking method is likely to work (although paper clip is dubious). This safe is not to secure the device from being stolen, a thief can simply pick it up take it home and break into it at their leisure. This safe is stop your children from getting access to a weapon or valuables that you don't want them to have access to.If you want something truly secure, get a floor safe you can bolt to the floor, weighs hundreds of pounds and has no key access.
639041
Yeah, you have to place it so it doesn't move. Something I figured out the hard way.
1112019
No, I tried every position and it wouldn't lock in place. It just kept slipping out.