CES 2018: IKeyp Smart Safe Proves Easy To Crack Open

Wednesday January 10, 2018.

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An internet-connected safe is being promoted at the CES trade fair as a smarter way to keep valuables safe.

The device comes with its own theft-detection alert app and promises "peace of mind".

But when BBC Click's Lara Lewington put it to the test she made some worrying discoveries.

An earlier version of this video that showed the app failing to trigger a theft alert was due to user error rather than a fault with the product.

See more at Click's website and @BBCClick.

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