Certainly, but you are increasing your risk by entering the property. Internet i...

		Bender on Dec 7, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: I gave Amazon a key to my house and regretted it Certainly, but you are increasing your risk by entering the property. Internet is entirely remote and can be somewhat anonymous through proxies. Perhaps you could even hire some kid to go ring the doorbell for you, but then that kid has seen your face. I mean, we could keep going down the PR rabbit hole, but I think some people will be able to see the differences in risk here.

But you can't affect physical property over the Internet (yet, much). The security risk still seems pretty minimal.