Last week, Amazon announced a new service called Amazon Key. There has been a fair amount of press around it, so I'm not going to (completely) rehash what other's have already done. Instead, I'm going to do what I always do: tear it apart and then offer some solutions.
First, a quick overview in case you don't like clicking links. Amazon Key is an attempt to figure out how to secure deliveries. Package theft is a real thing and the Amazon logo on a box sitting on a porch is a big 'come steal me' sign. The Big A's solution is to sell a $249 kit to Prime members in select cities. The kit includes a Smart Lock and Cloud-connected Camera. Their courier gets a one time code to unlock your door, drop the package off and re-lock the door. You get a notification and a video of this happening.
Package theft solved, right? Maybe. Read on.