A couple days ago I decided to purchase a Kensington 64343 MicroSaver DS Notebook Computer Lock for my Macbook Pro. This was my first lock of any kind I've had for my Mac.
After I plugged the lock into the security port on the side of my Mac, I noticed that this didn't quite seem as "secure" as I thought it would be. I don't think it's the lock itself (as it seemed to have some of the best ratings out of all the computer locks), but maybe it's just the design of the little oval security port?
The lock seems quite "jiggly". I've been wondering, how hard would someone have to pull to actually yank this lock out of the security port (not that I would try this!)? Is this little oval hole much stronger than it looks?
Has anyone else had experience with notebook locks on their Mac? I'm just a bit worried about the actual security of this new lock I bought...
After I plugged the lock into the security port on the side of my Mac, I noticed that this didn't quite seem as "secure" as I thought it would be. I don't think it's the lock itself (as it seemed to have some of the best ratings out of all the computer locks), but maybe it's just the design of the little oval security port?
The lock seems quite "jiggly". I've been wondering, how hard would someone have to pull to actually yank this lock out of the security port (not that I would try this!)? Is this little oval hole much stronger than it looks?
Has anyone else had experience with notebook locks on their Mac? I'm just a bit worried about the actual security of this new lock I bought...
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