Two issues here:

1. The safe manufacturer has a backdoor that they used. This isn't acceptable for any safe intended to protect from theft. (It can be okay if you're only using say, a fire safe to protect important documents from fire.)

2. The FBI had a search warrant for the safe customer's house. They did not have a warrant for the safe manufacturer, nor did they have a subpoena or court order for the safe manufacturer. So the manufacturer willingly gave up customer information without a legal requirement to do so.

I hear Liberty safes make great storage cabinets for Bud Light.

What's the point in buying a safe if the people who sell you the safe can give other people the code to the safe?

Exactly. It's a potemkin safe. It's fake! It's like buying a bucket with a hole in the bottom.

Kind of ironic Liberty Safe gives your code to the biggest criminals out there.

What a bunch of cucks. If the Feds show up with a search warrant, you tell them "good luck". Where are the codes? Well, they are welcome to "search" and if they cant find them they should have searched better.

The three letter creeps have way$ of making people talk. Just ask Yahoo:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/11/yahoo-nsa-lawsuit-documents-fine-user-data-refusal https://www.techdirt.com/2014/09/12/yahoo-threatened-with-secret-250000-per-day-fine-if-it-didnt-comply-with-nsa-prism-demands/

It probably wouldn't take that much of a daily fine to put "Liberty" Safe out of business.

Pretty good info on what cars 3-letter-agencies ride around in.

Reddit firearm community is cucking for liberty safe and fed fags. Nice to see some people not having this bullshit.

That's why you need an old school non-digital lock...

I guess since the Afroman incident LEOs have updated their procedures to turn off the victims security cameras.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bNy7XO-SCI