10 Secrets CRIMINALS Don’t Want You To Know
Hey YouTube, Jim here! Welcome to Top10Archive! We all want to keep our stuff safe from unwanted hands, but what are the best ways to do so? Expensive alarm systems? Those “Shoot First, Ask Questions Later” signs? Maybe it can be as simple as following this list of ten tips that burglars would rather wish you didn’t know.
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10. Keep Your Yard Clean
9. Stop Newspaper Delivery While on Vacation
8. Hide Your Security Panel
7. Lock All Doors and Windows
6. Don’t Rely on Fake Security Cameras
5. Lock up Ladders and Tools
4. Keep New Purchases a Secret
3. Be Wary of Strangers at the Door
2. Install Outdoor Lighting
1. Don’t Make Your Whereabouts Public Knowledge
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but what abaut your deta how sceure is it and your servers where your deta is collected?
Five Dobermans, their names are by the way: Satan, Devil, Belcebú, Lucifer and Granamyr …and they are trained to attack.
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Secret #11 ….Laws don’t actual stop Criminals from doing crimes.
#10=Bullshit#9=Bullshit to a pro#8Good, but his reason =Bullshit, hide the panel so they can’t rip it off and stop the signal.#7=overrated, most criminals won’t even check#6=Bullshit fake cameras, and even fake security system signs help#5=Bullshit, they will bring their own tools#4=Decent, it will incise 1st timers#3=Very true#2=Bullshit, pro only rob during the day#1=Bullshit for pros, But Decent for rookies If any of you that clicked this video to learn how to protect your home from thieves, and want me to make a video on how to protect your belongings 4real respond to this comment. If I get enough positive response I will give you better information than a robbery detective…
Never hide spare keys under the doormat or in one of those “hide-a-key” disguised key keepers; any burglar who isn’t a complete moron already knows about such things and will be looking for them. A better option is to entrust a spare key to a neighbor, preferably one you have a good relationship with and you know to be trustworthy.
Just buy a giant Chewbacca!!!
If your locks are more than 10 years old or do not have a higher than average security rating, replace them. Getting locks pinned to match your existing key is no big deal, but changing your key from time to time is a good idea to, especially if you have ever left a spare with a friend, family member, babysitter or house sitter.
Make sure your locks have some steel pins for drill resistance, as well as some pick resistant security pins. It is also important to ensure that you are using the deepest screws possible for the box or strike plate (the part on the door frame). This may not be the screws that come with the lock itself, but the longer you can fit in the frame, the more kick resistant your door.
If you have family members you are concerned about that refuse to change their locks, I had the same problem with my parents. I finally came over and picked their back door with a pair of paperclips which convinced them. I am by no means a skilled picker. Back then, all I had was a crash course on YouTube and about 30 minutes of practice on an old padlock. Their door was easier.
Sorry i wish i was first but wove ur vids
*say I am on vacation, let my newspapers build up, leave the doors unlocked; and sit in my bedroom with my guns waiting to be the next hero of the second amendment.*