With Amazon Key's launch, customers and lawyers have lots of questions
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/11/whose-fault-is-it-if-something-goes-wrong-after-you-install-amazon-key/
Several lawyers have also wondered what kind of legal
questions Amazon Key now poses. "Would it be possible for a
person unknowingly to authorize a law enforcement agency or a
criminal to access Amazon Key?" Elizabeth Joh, a law professor
at the University of California, Davis, e-mailed Ars. "If a
criminal gains access and some harm occurs, who is
responsible? And what criminal law would apply? Also, does
Amazon have in its disclaimers that law enforcement might ask
for access through Amazon Key? Does Amazon plan on being
transparent about this?" Ars put these questions to Amazon,
which declined to answer them on the record.
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