Can the safe deposit box be used online?

Yes, some modern high-end safe deposit boxs can be connected to the internet, especially in the context of the continuous development of smart home and security technology. These types of safe deposit boxs are usually equipped with Wi Fi or Bluetooth modules that can connect to users' phones, smart home systems, or remote monitoring systems. Through mobile applications, users can monitor the status of the safe at any time, receive alert notifications, and remotely unlock it (if supported by the system).
These networking features can greatly improve the security and convenience of safe deposit boxs. For example, if someone attempts to illegally unlock or pry open a safe, the safe will send an instant alert to the user through the internet. Some advanced models can even be linked with intelligent security systems to automatically transmit information to security companies or police, ensuring rapid response.
In addition, online safe deposit boxs can sometimes provide a logging function, recording the time and operator of each unlocking, and even including the unlocking method (password, fingerprint, mobile phone, etc.), which is particularly useful for enterprises or households with high security requirements. However, networked safe deposit boxs also need to ensure their network security to prevent hacking attacks or remote intrusions.
Overall, networked safe deposit boxs provide more intelligent management and protection measures, but also require regular checks on their network connections and battery status to ensure their proper functioning.