Amazon's smart locks let couriers slip packages into your home

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Amazon's smart locks let couriers slip packages into your home
Amazon has plans to drop off packages directly into shoppers' homes. The world's largest online retailer today announced Amazon Key, a lock and camera system that users control remotely to let delivery associates slip goods into their houses. Customers can create temporary passcodes for friends ...

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