lockbox

Rather than picking up your package from a lockbox, the delivery person would grab your keys from what's essentially a lockbox.

This is working out rather well - no need for special lockbox or a supersize ring o' keys.

Private roads in rural areas usually have some sort of lockbox at the end of the road.

Just to clarify (because the comments here are suggesting that a lockbox does what I'm asking for) - a lockbox does not address the issue for me.

On one hand, it's like furnishing the keys to a lockbox, which the police can compel you to do.

In cases where there was a lockbox, he'd call the sellers agent and get the code.

Other options would be something like pgp, or pen and paper and a lockbox.

Given a sufficiently strong and tamper-evident locking mechanism, you wouldn't need an external lockbox and this attack would be difficult or impossible.

If you watch the video, there's also a license-plate lockbox for the key so that you never have to deal with a buyer personally.

I've seen discussion of this, but is it really different than producing (or failing to) a physical key for a lockbox?

Effectively, your own deposit-only lockbox that any mail service can use.

No sellers agent is going to give you a lockbox code.

The address is a "lockbox" location for JP Morgan Chase.

Then it can be used with local delivery services and the like with no extra work needed past a "put it in the lockbox at the front, code is 393536" instruction.

This will cause a failed assertion when you attempt to import the module, unless you set Lockbox.

To restrict their usage, they have been marked as insecure, with the Lockbox.insecure() method.