Never Post a Picture of Your Keys Online — Here's How Burglars Use It Against You

1 Jun 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief safety advisory, Nick Perry warns viewers not to post clear photographs of their house keys online. He explains that such images act as blueprints that burglars can import into software, measure the key’s dimensions, and then 3D‑print a duplicate to gain unauthorized entry. Perry advises keeping keys out of the frame of any social‑media post and suggests sharing alternative images—like a smiling selfie or a “sold” sign—when showcasing a home online.

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